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u KOPOSNLS FOR PrRCMASE or We

4 NELS-NNVY DEPARTMENT. Wa,hirgtos, D,
teuhrf - 800 In Jcco dance Wits the pioNi,.ol !,
3. l-S3. sealed proposals VIII be- received al M, 80,
Dcpa tmrut until noon Wednesday March -. ISL >
which tmr ana place they Wi. 1c opened iot tl' ",
chase 81 ,rftiiu Vessels WEirn nave been stricken nv
approved August .. lN.1 and which i deemed iot ~
hC,t Interest, W 90" United state, % sell The Ntsr.
Juanita. $1,000 Portsmouth y. II. Blo'hlNn rll,I
Oe~iprr rl15po. ana >r'ciWcu tmgI. - 600 NarSv''
Va: pilgriW ttugh 5000 L-tgue Island. Phlad' ,El
SauguN lmoltu'. $50 ana RESCUE (tugl. 5000 o. y,
Vessel, Will be- sold ioi cash 10 hc pIsnn COP lT'ns
the corporation or coIpodtoH> Offering the b ght,t W,
therefor ahoNr the apprlisrd Nau" th'fe"f- iron X
must bc submitted sealed eop' addressed g y.
Secretary NJ the Navy Washington, j. {, ana Na,, !.
" Proposals Ion The purchase ~ Nr~Sol.' a. M'y
eui~h tncm from other commune 'ton~. NJ oHc' ~
po>al Zach bd oi p'opo-al must be- accompanied II u
deposit ~ cash lor satisfactory certified check o' -
Int of tine tU'ouut - the offer or p'.h.s
aud also bond with Icaal sum equal o. ire y, MI
approved nv tho Secretary ot the Navy cOniitoh 4,
ia" payment of the remaining ninety per 'eil =" 40
amount of such onct or proposal within thirty uas II
dat or IT. acceptance. In Gcftuit J. srsfl
the payment " the remaining ninety per cent or ~ ~
thereof within that UW". said rash deposit 81 Vr Is
cent ehau be- considered forfeited the Go..ns
1883 Wh'rr cash deposit or certified cheek, 90
the price offered Accompanies the uL. 40 bou III
furnished TIE bids VIII be- decided by tie SEE tidts,
the Navy by lot All deposit, and bonds 81 10 4
whose proposals shall not b' accept VIII be rv,s
them within seven day7 after the oprning Of ~ pbNt
an application 10 the Department forms ~ OW' ~ cts
general Information CONCERNING the vessels v ~ ,,rs ~
nishrd. The vessels can be- examined III any ~ "a. a
the pa proXimo by applying 20 nc connshI I'no
the purchasers from tn limit, II the yards OF n,
within such reasonable time a. may be 1Ned W x,u.
psrtn'ent. Is. +. TRACY, Secretary Of shS WV
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EI.lnEnEp MOETGAGIS.

lsIA OkDID MVi l'fN'FlaN
Mrs, wu. Felix - Barns. Eton-avr. ot
nS"n 5a 5ac, q 9"S o Ms5 ,o nd s,oS ''F" Co.
camp. Hugh s {? geo J. h4e'and and .n0r,hcr "(
cotcr, John ana Nlcnol3, and wNcs to A4gr \
Cook john W. {, Anna Wc,'cl ii''h-'t " Of
brncan Wm II to F.rdnald X Nnrath . Tiboutaye.
tt Ga and VIE Ct a. trustees, t., John waldorf
No 70 Monrorst and 20 to IS JacN'on-st. wears
" Gaiafhcr Joseph and oootns- to julia Moh'"@cr
Harris, johanna md another. 10 Morris kutmc,, ,Gi
anQ;hrr 3,t9.st. 9i T 90" ,1J ,n'er
.>c'ator~ II u 9sth.-t. ~ Columbu- ave. yrAre
IIriler, Win } to Fredcr,F,, Hagbqer. cNecu,rA and
ale,nyr, executor, Nos Il and 10 f'rry-sL years
a %a VIZ, nd t. 'sG Mo'ga It are II dGc Co.
K"rnan gSh AMI MothsT e ne9rf @9''e
Kou Jacob. :" Sophia NIallor 3 '0'hN'' g sun
ave years mortgage, ttoHoo ,,,,o ,r,.,.o .
uGth>t ~ Manhat,an-aNs. YEAR - geo ~, p,o,,.
,.c ys 9i w a , to 3 y ySs1 & IS 5 ' Moses
Martin Virginia l.. 70 David Rich'y, = SithSt. "
Pica,, VIM and Ma.ea,.tha to Robert II "cey. no -
Ra%chfas. Nifred to Emily Rauchfu,e No 81 West
same to Irma l. Van Ness. property. > years.
co ss F'G S;a,s to ' S,S MSg ..o Manufacturing
stevens Charles =. and WIZ To- Isaac Wad'on, )
Schccnbcrr. Aus,,t 10 Ch's II kleinc. 3ott.st, o
lOth-aSc. years - COO
SrhWa1hnlf. Sgmund. and wife ~ Uanncher Folt1.
Sli 1>taNc years SO GOO
Srunnf Jacob aud Souhie to Ann Dick. > isth,t
. llth.uvp Years. - 500.
sterling Isidor. and wife. to W1ner Van Houten -,
1tth-st n IcNinRton-aNc. > years 10000.
sharpe Vim " and wife to VIM Burke l33d.st "
Sth.avr 3 wears. - 600.
SCHROEDER NAV" T. Fernando Wood l7nthst
Centre bet Fulton aud Franklin wears - 500
Trull VIM & and wife {" Hugh Dohrrfv / 18Th Il
Drooltaye. and other PROPERTY mote fll 900.
Thornton. VIM NJ 10 John Mel. Nash. trus etc n 5
104th i. W fth.aNc vtar~. rlSoon.
Vance. LcwiS y. to Annie Collins. No, p and %
De Pev~t,r-st 2ycar>. $1,000
woln Frcdt and wife to fiZa NJ Bailey. LcSing.
ton-aNc. 62d.st 2 81 600.
walsh Wni NJ and wife TO james Kelly cor Iooth
Il and Coluh.bus.ave l year $500
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. y.

NV ENT NIIVNT4 III Nv - y, Y. !. Z. =
w II. Il. i. H. Co., L,ts'e RAN, Iesye w,-t i.l..t
- ,oot ~ IA - New. Hamilton London D0r,!t
and nicsfo 80 IL H., - ID g. I.. - .l3 T.. m
49, % =. Toronto. no D., -
~ "a o. ~ puialo 70 hester Su-pNr Bridge Niar1.
p, t.Ifs i,fica ana StfIrtl-, g 80 10 p t, /,
= Is D. NJ. and al 80 ! Do nm only 10 lrc.. KING.
ton q 80. 7 10 10 10 al go p H. 20 90 % 40 aud
iii 20 A. 49,; 90 - L.. - = %. Cran-ton W.
no Is ali 10 a. NJ. H. - 90 aO > H. . g., Is 80
~ III 80 D. ~. Montreal ana rauadl tl.f H. a M,
- ID nm Elegant sleeping car rof Bu11in Nigara Rails
Detroit CnIcapo and II. Loui. OF an throueh rnin-
Leave. Broallt BROOKLYN Annoy. alO 30 a. .
= 90 T. m. Ire, city = f. l. Station IT 20 Z. d.
40 u. M. Dnily Dailf e,c"pf SATURDAY All Ofrar
trains daily except SUNDAY Dor tickets timetable par.
notation. lfiofuatnu aptlv
onte. sti3 WssLIEf0usf 1aH IrI'ou.- IN.
nrN Fl'on--t Nrw- Nnrh tits-l yi.i 10
~ ilpNrTN. J" Park Place. W,.t
l25thst West shore stations fcp ~ W.. "a aud
foot Of North rive 4. j.. LANBlRI t,cneraI
passenger Agent b VsndeTbilt.aNe.. New.Ycrk
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Proposals.

CUSTOM HOT Il, NEW-lORk CITY, De.
90 ta-r ot imported cha.d.sc a. uc POt 4 Aea,
lo.n.- ScdleI p.up-ll> Viii he received Al ts Olct G9
1. O'Clock noon OK January 18Th. 1871 Nuudei Sec .
CHAP 81. stat. a. Ld-c Vol -, D. 1911 tOt the tdts.'
Oh. tenn ~ thr,v - vom the 1T la o. F,Ol
liy, 1891 l. from WhIrN'> O other places 10 Le utA
gene order T,ud'd warehouse Or o. the llt s,as
Public store Ia" per pacAaSe. "heh,r IN bales a.
for the cirtse u ptrAag,~ below -ie average size.
load ~ 200 pounds Tor mere hands," Aoi paAs
). rate PEI piece To- mtlondndlsc without en'eSys
May s-tc NNDh iItaN icr piece tol mere i>e Ntno.
s.lc ana weight Of bales and crates, sIch A. oots
dcail'nu- loo- grain bats sc. 1. rate y. "a, "a,
iOm Ly bonded warehouse o. the jnt0i states fLa'
Sor 90 tlr Barge ON whether Ia bales, ttcs. tiAs
9th rNise p.Nd. .. rate for the ,lrtase o. ~
ported MGR, tdi9 Nhtth 10 mlN b. >>trh % udS
70 designated bonded Wdr'hou>. whether ia bales ~
c,atr- ur 9th iWl~c q BIDS stat Spt, 49, "a
Tor the a tt+" ul packages below the average SIC,
rate Tor tc elrlsr of Sample packages om the tlv -;
Ntvlc 70 IN. ia e. oitD. BIDS must SHte fsN "a
iAlI" trirUou. mr 20 count a. mice. teiIIat7l
when iu'rfr j. H. d. added 10 the specified rates ~
d"f~ it'-i ia" u'Wtr oath the number dna NhGs
Nrhc un1'r their control BIDS watch ial 10 20
pu1t'h aud sicrlu. rat, To- each ~ the "a -
n,dtuus Nil iot De- considered. The contract VII.
let !0r term OF trt var, Envelopes should De ndles
panty '.PEQPoNAlN FOk tAlttAhl"' 70 bona, " .,
b. considered unless accompanied by certified checA
- COO, avn 20 tho order ~ On" Collector ~ The fOl
NewNorN, secgrtF that the contract II awarded W.
De entered into within tn ,luI days after the 1ctepus,
"l Ia" bad. and that bond p the sum II flpoOO WIS
eNrutrd. with sufficient and satisfactory surtie, to ~
ihithiH performance or tHr same. Tho contract v" !,
subject TO snuurrut any by thu Secretary u =.
Treasury for good The Department reserves
right 20 reject all bid, g. waive dcfcrt> ~
md ndor.,d "rlopo,l!s Tor Carriage" JOEL
fkN AbDT Collector
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" EW-NORk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
y K'GI.NN N..lrAH- Iravc West l2dSt A. follows
Event, minute, "ar,r from foot o. jay st. 90 for
NIddlrfOWn IlrnNi'. Liberty. DclI. Norwich. oneida
'.,.'F' thIca-". 80 o. l0. Tor cam h.l Han Middle.
town Ehrnvil. LIB ~ g - p M. To- Mddletown, Lib.
cftt. Mdor Oneida central SQuarr. O>Wceo Rochester
Nap1r, balls Detroit chicago. X. Louis. Daily. All
ota.r d1 except sunday. Trket, time tables, 323
Broadway. j. e.. ANnhRsON, General Passenger Agent
10 Exchange Place. y. y
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FOX PHILADELPiII,. BALTIMORE AND
NA~III>9pON.


Tpt Philadelphia 80. 3d. 800 II 30 m. l 30
90 3 20. 90. . UO 200, 80 !. n. t. Is night
81 NDAfN 900. II 90 a. H., %. %. 90. y 70
q. H.. l. - night.
loe Eimo.c and Washington daily at 90. II 80 leN.
CIT sunday Co., m. CO. 20. > % D. M. II % night.
Rains l,a,.n. A. -. ~ 30 a NJ. 80 90. 100.
so g. m az II uicht exert Saturday night. SUNDAY
.o 600 o. "u m.. hay" connection FOR Reading Har-
~ eiubur. AID Wllismsrort. Philadelphia at -
q 20 ltuf,f ftlYt car. 30 D. "a. l. II midnlG
l..,... ID saturday uiAItJ. SUNDAYS O 20 p.
,.t- P1fi,t ,rtt- ru b" pro iircd at a. H.
n. SO. 9ii. Ito 1873 broadway, 131 GthaVt.. 9B4
W,t @ith--t 1St la,t l-i'l~i Now ork Court-st.
500 Filfpl--f.. o. lioadY nv. BrOokl'u.
T.v-York Transfer Company viii call Tor and check
l1g,ar- nom hotel or residence.
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u ELVlDERE SEMIEARY.-slOO pays for a thogoue,
- course Ii business department with home special IN
tructlon u ladies WHOSE education has been neglected
Address SEMINARY BeNIdcre New-JeyEty
lSHOPI LOl;PE-A boarding and Day School fer
course. Twenty thrd year
- y. l. WALSH Principal bethlehem. Pa
l ONE INSTITUTE, TsrIytown, n. "a boarding and
reopen sept. Il. Miss NJ. ". METCALE Principal
THE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY Frcfhod y i
peasant home, with excellent opportunities for an
education Miss ErN1CE D. SEwiLL Principal
THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages
q IuuNudFd Ire standard authority American o,en
ar ~hhns,ins Rules fot sailing, swimming. ball play
my shon.hR nor ebGk riding &c. &C. Ia full 81 Der
,oPF, fupIhhcu ny The Tribune NewYork. Entertain.
Ing and uni scj sally compliInented by tho nress Will
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Jnetrucilon.

For BOYS and Young Men-City.
A CLASS FOE BoYS-Intcmeclatc and advanced
"A. grades students rrepated f., Goese aw seieathe
A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS FREE; stats
fsStS5; iS S3 9? c6 s StE q
Itay science and tactics and deficient Iagi,h given on
sS Sna5s bcT m 0aS aGS,o Call Tuesdays and
AO''0'y' OS'NSeA b T mY 1a8|r lla Mod,oa.ve
PS5d3cS % cpe W. ;chC3 5 f 7e
abilities by the methods .? instruction employed personal
attention to each limited % twelve scholars.
THE PARK COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, - west 6Gih.
l 81. doc, primary intermodato and COLLEGIATE work :
ELMEE L. PHILLIPS NJ A. Principal.
IT N1vERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1.i73 Broadwav
u near ted.s,. SD year. Primary. Commercisi AID
Sa; G. aE RB1iccfT1 HOBBY w l. AKIN
For Young Ladies-Ctv.
"a "1 cTHNd, DE- EoA AND ,I MRS g GARDNkRs -,
H., sG hR9HE EoE t GML G27 51gs pn 3e year
MISS NJ. BLACKwELIiS School and Kindergarten for
WI Chidren reopens October / 81 80 Ea, s5dst
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE FOUNDED 1861. uon. and
P'y 1871 s6 a aas A.3AI Sd Md.
EHdave. Nine VAN NORMAN. Principal
For Both SeXcs-City
NSTRuSrio oS IN German ans9ogc ,comena'Sp
zIGK, Pm; D. heidelberg Tribune Uptown ONCE
THE pERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. No. /
j West 25th.st Branches Boston Phila Washington.
Chicago. Berlin Paris. &c Best nstucen $40 per term
Brooklyn.
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND 1A2 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
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CENTRAL IL. ". OF NEW-JERSEY

Poor D. iII.I. fFl -~I. NORTH ElA l.k.
Time Ttn'" - December -. 1870.
go q. for EI-ton. Maurh chunk Wkesbsrre
scranton Reading U1fr.hgrr rluaGu'. SAauoktn. sun.
tHr.. NI I..po-' ON Sundays tor Laston, Mauch
,1rD. ,'1-, aud scranton.
O. 900 =. OH. tor la~ton.
900 a I.. fpr L1.tou and Niuch chunk. on SUNDAYS
ia.tn. Man tuui. ard Shtuotiu.
A, g. PHI. 'ur ll-foG. Ni.h chunk Wik"sharrr
s-ri,u E.idin'. Uur.'urg rousvl,o. Tamaqua Sham
o.Iu ~.uaurf NuHm-port Through coach 10 Williams.
port
90 p. m. dli'v mr Ei-ton Mauch Chunk. Reading
Uarrt-u-g I'off~}lIlr. sundays "a
2.f1 g. %. for Il-'ou. NAurh chunk. Reading Harris
burg WlIkesb1rr'. scranton Tamaqua, Pot%ylc shame
20 p. on. for ra.'on aud Allentown.
80 p. m. Pop Il-'ou. Niu,h chunk, Reading. Harris
bur- &c. SutIifs ~ b go y. o..
I.r Arautr Highland, r. -. IS. II Is \ m,
go go. .ou .. D.. sunday, 90 a M 90 d. M.
Tor F,'ohot ~ AZ : H. II - a m. 80, 4 30
I.f Long branch and point. south Point Pleasant At
70. II - a. ul, CO. I 90 u 90 y m. SUNDAYS
r'r.it OCEAN Grov. and A-bury ParK. . 90 m 4 20
For Rcd B,nh. az - SIS II - a. H. 30 400.
.' 10 ii. OO D. iH SUNDAYS 10 r. NJ 90 D. m.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
~ 80. - a. Bic, 80. 20 30 y. m. SUNDAYS.
ror Toms Ei,er Bnraosat Park. and BarneGat. As
Tor Atlantic city. YIN and I'd Drltcctol. at IS Q m
'Tor Monmouth Beach and sclbdeat at s:l5. 1875
., -.. .g0 % o..
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Cln 1]roprrtn for Sole.
GEO. r.. READ,
No. o PINE ST.,


Offers for sale the following desirable Dwellings,
A Medium Width English Basement, below 3Oth.s.
Madison Ave-, below Both STA fourstOry full widu
biOWnstone; perfect 0Idrf
Madison Ave below 4Orh ST. Medium width. Engi,
Park Ave. below 4Oth II. A four story medium Nian
3Oth 81, bet. 18th Ave and Broadway. An exception
ally Well built lour.story brownstone, fun width.
32d ST. bet. 5rh and Madison AYES. -fourstory ned
Bed IT., bet. 9TH Ave. and Broadwny.-A tour.stor,
fliwidth, buffers pantry extension; excellent Order
33d ST, bet. jth and Madison Aves.-Vey attractive
iull!width tOur-story b.OwIs one.
3ith 81. close TO 5ih Aye.-A ~ell6ult four's,ory
Son ~, p Ss r"rk a1od Lexington, ar '"
s7h be-, Ppr ing "d Lesu5,on o Ays'-N''a
SSH St, bet 9TH and oh t9u'
4Oih ~. opposite BRYANT PnrkAn attractive msaua
sid 81, bcr. 9Th aud 9th Ave-.-Medlumwdh isNp
biOwnstonc thorough order.
J5th ~. near Madison Ave.-Medium'width f.stfy
brownstone; price moderate
56ih 81. close 10 Madison Ave.An exceptionally vel.
but i--ory brownstonc in excellent condition; nearly
9th 81 Madison and Park AYES. n vica
7Ist ber. 9th Ave aud Boulevard al
76th ST., bet. OH and 1O,b AYES. nrstclass fog
lrowustonc, hardwood trim, excellent order, ned
width.
For permit, and further particulars
Apply as above.
(2eis) GEO. X. READ.
4 VERY ELIGANT redumsile house for ale 3
n 73d-st.. near VT Ind-ave; foyer hal. passenss,
elevator; cabinet work and deeo ations pta
So goo also very desirable liioot house No 100 West
12d--t.
Can be seen ty permits fom
CHARLES Buck CO..
1,lS7 COiumbu>.aye.
72dst
EXAMINE NEW ROW or MODERN SToNE Dnyae
IL house,. north I'D. % 93ds west n CO,u bu'aSs.
station sti.,t: three story high basement sycamore
trim: owner, personal attention ha, been given T. al
details Of construction.
Title Will bo guaranteed 70 nrchls'rs free ot cet y
policies OF th" TITLE vt AEANI Ii AND IRJ II COM
90 J0siPn TURNER. 1876 West 6i'ta
IrOR SALE At \ BARTAIN.-Dcs aby i0.atcd ~
In plots - from $50 % sixteen. hlng-hridse Road
Veruly' and Columbus a,es 203th ard 2locl st. from
gov i RONAIXE BROWN & Co, 30 W.T. 33t..,.
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An1t,cn Gl!es OF he

John +. b. SMYTH Auctloncer, \ sen a. the Rs,i
y Estate Exchange, - Libcrtyst, ave n o'clock noon
WEDNESDAY. January IN is9l n'
Peremptoly sale by order of the e. GltAHNs SONS Co.
and to close up the partnership 0f the tue Urn OF
{. GRAHAM s. SONS,
following 4story and basement browns tone priya.
residences; all new hardwood finish buffers pantrles
extensions
"A . feet
lO42 Madson.aye.. between 10th and s0th sts. bo.
stOop 33N7I feet.
1915 Madisonave., 19Xs2 feet
lOi7 Madson-aye., southeast soth-st, 2sxss,
feet.
40 East s0th-st.. Madson-aye. dining room e.
tension fS.0Xl022 feet.
Always open for inspection.
TERNS.--75 per cent may remain on bond and morI
gage at per cent. at the option Of the purchaser.
Mcssrs. HAYS GREENBACM, Attys., 10 Bway N. y
ID UBLIC SALE. January 81. 1891. O'Clock p. m-on.
~ the bst stock OF dairy farms In somerset Co. "
settle estate. For particulars address j. w. GAS.
TON North Branch, y. j.
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Rral estate nDnrtc0.
BUILDINGS AND LARGE LOFTS WANTED BE.
Low GRAND-ST.
rutland & WHITING,
5Brekmnn ~.
Apartments Go Get

CORNER APARTMENT
~ = lignt rooms,
70 Aubet In absolutely rcproof building No $50 Park.
ave, corner Of 02dst. Exceptional opportunity -
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Ncw.York Thursday, Jan :.
Tho following sales were held the Exchange and Au


NcS.York Thursday. Jan =.
Tho following sales were held al Exchange and Auc
ton Rooms to-day:
i.,torv building with lot No BIZ Canalst. OF
5,,ory building with lease OF plot and l9syl00N
.s.lNlOo.5 no. 10 9thaNc Of l5th't John fammer'
f.,tO building WIN lot No IsC East lostn.:t 3
100 OF 61Gb S; M o, No ~ and i$3
I9h.,t s. 100 II Of +tn.ayc lot~ 20XI0Oll each {;
at !uiaos WIZ lot, 50 ~ E2;. lG2t1s oao9s s.
1850 - Of Sd-arc, LOT l3FAloolli Mrs NJ Cohoeu''
3.ory dwelling, Win lot, Nos sos TO Az Ea, IIgth
-. - II OF lstayc, lots lXloOll each Ed"sra
5,tor5 6%iiainq with lot No 1872 rieasAntave.
7o.i 7Iat.st, lot 25Alooi Thomas McLsurhlin
Iot west I4oth.,t 80 II Of LenoAaye, 25Aabout
1914 solomon Jacobs - 800.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY
4>tory building with lot 40 carroll -. n :, 80
It G.6ayc lot @ozoo Iohg RON . c3 .2 ,,..o.
similar buildings with ot>. 40, go 10 6o3 Garro,t
adjoining above, lots 2o\IoO each; Thomas Kennedy
3..,ory dwelling and stable win plot or land, " :
Prospective. r,nnnr thloggh 70 unonaL" o. o WeS~
chc-ter-sve, plot l4ox3oo; John II Boe-td9 slsfoo
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.
9''9, ~ r. CoiGm6a-i. ,". 2'NicoIi sss 500
27t., ''' E2o5 { $?,y, 95yaaili Jas a o.,
flack, At n r. to Wm f" Is'cgy 80
= ~. Go ~, o. al S"q bo 81 Nv $3.50
N,5hoia. schroeder and vii; 70 Fr'd R23,hemGl
so a; Iran ~" 10 iayv Schloy $4,000
5'' iI,t, to II, ~ Knrn o''i'' 5000
i-,,.,, and I,.c ,S the N,,or &c.. Y lI.o7o
ioa IN VAIN 70 Rnnc jout 1850
son - o., 70 ,., 2' 49, " '''." 10000
III FoIn,tr1' k and wiio To- Cha, ChgrrElI 175
''' b,. ,hd ans,6f to Jsco6 s,4"pi - 1880
W'Ib and VII, to peter D f,,6,r -, 1900
lo' ,oS. lc Id, ma and ano to CGl, Fletcher 5000
r.ads ~, = nt- I 90
N.i'om '' ,iG Eng ~ ,'at-a i' Pax Wc,t
T. 9 15l.- D''ia h''''' anu "''' 1880
r';,h t5.. 80 = H,nret'a shield and ano TO =, go
-7,S%: !, i7a w',' WIN & e Wilson to Annie ., ooo
lo2! v l;' n.,,. 3s'oo' WIN 10000
i.6sye 800 David Keag; Tferec @ S ;2@e 10000
Nf Heara i Fotcr- ard ia;sd 1880
van. T Snn sd vito S" =. 10 900
1''T ;;ioc ,nS ND W., ~ tnei,t s5hcla,arc 10000
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-19
DEoArUR's TOBACCO CROP.
The Growers Organize an Association
for Mutual Benefit.

The Growers Organize an Association
for Mutual Benefit.
BAINBRIDGE, GA, July lS.-A large and
influential meeting Of the tobacco growers
Of Decatur county was held in this city to-
day to organize for mutual benefit and pro-
lection, and to take the initial steps pre-
paratory to making an organized effort to
make an important tobacco market here for
the tobacco crop of Decatur and surround
ing counties. The result Of the convention
was the permanent organization Of the De-
catur County Tobacco Growers Associa-
ton, with headquarters in this city. Hon.
Daniel McGill was elected president, and :.
d. Brad we'll secretary. After disposing of
routine business, tue association adjourned
to meet again two weeks hence.
CHEERING CROP OUTLOOK.
The tobacco growers are buoyed with
hope over the outlook for this years crop,
which is indeed fattering. The first out
tings are exceptionally good. One gentle
man who has a crop Of four acres has
refused 5000 spot cash for his crop as it
stands in the field. the buyer to save and
cure it at his own expense. There are about
500 acres planted in tobacco in this county
this year which will average from 600 to
1000 pounds per acre. This will bring from
p to IS cents per pound at the barn if judi
ciously handled and packed, and herein lies
the secret Of the tobacco growers success.
Today's organization will result in invalua-
BILE good to this coming interest OF the
comfy, and everybody is hopeful and en-
thusiagtic.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-07-19
SACRED HEART CADETS.

The Ball Game With the Library Club
May Not Be Played.
AUGUSTA. GA, July 1S.-The Sacred
Heart Cadets, with thlrty-fve members
and number of lady friends, leave in a
special car for Tybee tomorrow morning
The cadets will spend week in camp on
Tybee. They intended to play a return
game of base ball with the Catholic Lii
brary club, but telegram received from
Savannah to-day, receding from the terms
already made aud offering the Cadets only a
small percentage Of the gate receipts, causes
the Cadets to leave their battery. Price and
Walker. and will prevent the game. In
game with the Young Mems Christian
Association nine this afternoon the Cadets
won by a score Of % to 5, with Price and
Walker for battery.