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New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
coon rENp1ARs OFF FOR SCOTLAND.

On the steamship City Of New-York, which sailed
Yesterday morning for Liverpool, was large party
Of Good Templars, who will attend the meeting
Of the Right Worthy Grand Lodge, which Is to DO
held ut Edinburgh, Scotland, on May 2o' the iafi-
lies of many of the Ternplars accompanied them
Among them were DR.. Oronhyatekhas on Ioron'o
n r PARKER. Milwaukee; II. A. Leslie, Fttsburg
Theodore X. 6tubbe oxford, Penn; Mrs. Frank T..
Fuech Evanston, Ill. Louis j. Beauchamp Hamilton,
Ont: Mrs. p Clemens Taber, New-York; General
Walter S. Payne Fostoria Ohio; the Rev. j. Bartlett
kalamazoo. Mich: John T. Kean, Woonsocket, 5. D.
William Silyervocd Baltimore; DR.. w. e. Bell, Irvine,
penn. the Rev. Otis j. Range, Essex Conn, and
Viels June Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
coyRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

sunreme Court-General Term-Adourned until Friday
gupses 3 courchambcrs- Lawrence, J-MotOn
casndaT called au,sea e; i g. M rcmpar Ietoro
supreme nsd st Ns I74o 1865 ioi3 1881 1921 255A
$50 1865 S0S 5is 9Hs 9&Sips a5s Ell LEO
, ss 1866 SS 1888 S 1884, 1884, dbS dJS
1884 S9S1 1tSS SSH Andrews j.
Case on No. 2s55 Branngan agt the Mayor etc. NO os
Ns sup5sIIes p5sIe s5T7 sa5s 87e 5se 8olo Seio s1s7'
SSs ss5S sS sss2 aszi lgoY
SS 2a sts s S 5iS apI' c. o''0
2'!ss asIIems asSs Vbe0io ingraham' j.
Nes suSeIcr Se SS sedswck c.
No; sSpercr as oour-Equy Ereedmsn y
Nos 800 s5l 27l. 29s, 24l Soo' SOl' S7S ~ 0Z''
SST upscr SS ccourtTa ePsrt IBeiore Gderesye' IL.
S iiS1 nsISs1 2ss 1aff lsSs cis
s 1 lsst ftsS iaSs H. RS Dugro
$s,Ts ss 2 s. sNS % 7S
senssd essIss S WIN Maria TOws a. 10 $S y m Ts
g oSy S.s6 sS DG !. Es1 io Knd Peter Van Natter
John oHmdS M Lee Pesspa 81 DAILY c. j.
SSsa STss TssmMBefssr 81 as Allen r. d.
s s Isl si Ss 55 asS sss
So s ss ss;Tp.,t, S2G II and n1-Ad
0u9sq ceS tSy e TermBeioe FtusmOns. JMO
toni city court-rral Termpart BeCre Van wycko 10
&c., Nss 5iis sia a5Ss IT, as iod 1885, siSe $751;
,a sS s,ss rossF''s $751; 1nsa EA'!;s
0S ;s s'Ss s,H slGf soS sst 81
a. sss sS sss s;S5
:S s:is ss}s sSs ssss &c., ssis sa s
$7S Ss s7Ss ssSc 8si ss5e ?sSsl saGf, $780, sl2c.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
nITs oF LEGAL NEWS.

ri, prpsw;tz recovered verdict for 81, 500 against
the Netherlands Steam Navigation Company ior III
inrlcs he received while secoadcabin passenger vi
the steamer LeeNlam, In March. 1850. THIS was .he
suit In which the companys lawyers called one OF te
jurors as an expert witness The counsel for Bns"'|
objected TO this procedure, but Judge Andrews o'er
ruled the objection.
The certificate OF incorporation OF the Centrai faiA
safc Deposit Company has been filed In the County
Clerks Office. The capital is to be 100000 and the
pace of business in the Lisbon apartmenthouse' az
seventh-ave and Flfy-eghthst. The corporators are
Thomas H. Hubbard. Welcome G.. Hitchcock, sahuei
w. Mlbank, James NJ. vsrnum, Almon Goodwin John
Maekey Frarl, M. Davis Henry c. Copeland H. H.
Garth, David J. McComb, Henry NJ. Anthony, D.
Jennings McComb and william Barbour
judge Lawrence In the Supreme Court, Chainoers'
Yesterday refused to approve the certncate VI III.
corporaton of Baron HiIsch Lodge No, 1, giving
the following his reasons for his refusal am
unwilling 10 incorporate this society in the name Oh
foreign dIcnitary particularly when do not Kho"
whether or not the corporators authorized 10 use
his namen The objects Of the society as SET ior''
IN the proposed certificate OF incorporation are ioi
tbe nurnose of assisting all its members when SICK OF
otherwise in need The proposed officers are Presi'
dent, Alexander Kornish: vicepresidcnt, JACOB san
never secretary, Adolph Birnbaum; treasurer amy
sallmeyer and trustees, Kalmen sallmeyer' Da'iu
Friedman and Isaac Dirnbanm
The application of Martin A. Frank for the appoint
ment of receiver of the Edison Electric L'ght Oon-
pany was denied by Judge o'Brien, In the supreme
Court Chambers, yesterday. Frank held thlrty-oie
shares of the stock of the company, and he oo)ected
70 the agreement by which the interests OF all Uiio
Edison companies were consolidated IN the ot EusvN
General Electric Company, although .nc Z" In fhe
existence OF each company remained intact an @ ulo
stockholders except AN exceedingly small minority
entered heartily into the agreement.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

The Inman Line steamship City of New-York TOOK
out All saloon passengers yesterday the largest pas
senger list so far this season. Among the passengers
were Commodore II. c. b. Hurlburt, OF the British
Navy W. 0. Judge F. H. Osborne, Chauncey Schsiier,
John Sanford the Rev. DIR. o. A. Darby, O. u CODY
and Sir John Gladstone.
: The Red Star steamer westernand took out among
her passengers Blair Fairchild, Major j. H. Patzki,
Dr. j. J. Thomas, DR.. Z. II. Seeye and the Rev.
Charles j. Grisi. On board the North German Lloyd
Steamship Elbe, for southampton and Bremen, were
DR.. George Herbert Captain W. b. PeaSe ana b. W.
Holiday.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
FOR THE WASHINGTON ARCH FUND BENEFIT

The Washington Arch Benefit at the Madison Square
Theatre next Tuesday afternoon Is the only opportunity
this TO Joseph Jefferson in the third act
Of "The Rivals" The sale of tickets began briskly
at the Madison Square Theatre yesterday. The
amateur part of the programme has been changed,
Mrs. Bloodgood being unable to procure the desired
cast, owing TO illDess. Instead, therefore, of the
"Comical Countess Evert Jansen Wendell has volun-
teered to produce Game Of Cards. in which he will
himself take the part of the Chevaller part played
by Felix Morris. of Miss Vokes Company. an
Mercer" will be played by Ferdinand Gottschak, who
has payed the part for two or three years in the
vokes production. Miss Cleather and Mr.. James
amateurs, will also take part.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS WINS.

Judge o'Brien in the Supreme Court Climbers yes
terday handed down decision refusing to grant the
injunction asked for by Dunlap's Cable News Company
TO restrain the Associated Press from Withholding It's
news from certain newspapers which violated the rules
of the Associated Press. Judge O'Brien says In the
opinion "The plaintiff is neither subscriber nor IN
anv other way connected with the defendant It's right
10 maintain this action is predicated upon the claim
that such bylaw per is Illegal as infringing upon
the natural rights Of the public guaranteed TO them
by the Constitution and the laws Of the State. There
can be no doubt that the distribution of as now
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
THE BOARD OF TRADE CONSIDERING TAX LAWS

resolution was presented yesterday at the monthly
meeting Of the Board Of Trade and Transportation
asking for the appointment OF committee Of TO
investigate the tax laws Of this and other States and
rcpoFtt the December meeting Of the BOARD system
Of taxation accompanied by or comprised in one or
more draft bills for presentation to the next Legislature.
After considerable discussion the resolution re-
fcrred To the Committee on LEGISLATION
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
THE ANCIENT ORDER OF H1BERyIAYs.

The second session of the National Convention OF the
Ancient Order Of Hibernans was begun yesterday In
Tammany Hall, the full complement of delegates
over 4s0, having arrived and presented their ere
dentials. Reports of the committees were handed IN
which showed that in the various centres OF populauo
throughout the country where the order was estao
lshed the branches were in healthy financial con-
ditlon and the report of the aggregate Of membership
claims to have 1900 in this city alone and 2ooooo
in all NJ F. Sherlock, of Syracuse the Natonal dele
gate presided and in long and eloquent speech re-
Siewed the history of the order during tho last year
The convention will be continued to-day
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
THE AMERICAN FEMALE GUARDIAN SOCIETY.

The ffty-seventh anniversary Of the American Fe-
male Guardian Society and Homo for the Frendless
held at No. 32 East Thirtieth-st yesterday At
10 80 o. IN. public business meeting held In the
chapel. A report was read showing that there were
42S inmates in the home last year, 5s adults and $40
children The society has twelve schools. with sixty
teachers and 1892 registered pupils The annual cleo
ton OF officers resulted follows: President Mrs.
Charles C. North; vicepresdents. Mrs. Henry C..
Houghton and Mrs. Helen L. Brown; corresponding
and visiting secretary Mrs. A. II. Amber; recording
secretary, Mrs. Harris Wilson, treasurer. Mrs. s. A.
Stone memorial service In honor of Mrs. j. C..
Angel, Of the Oldest members Of the organization,
who died lately, was then held. Addresses made
by Mrs. Norton, Ars. H. t. Brown and Mrs ii. @.
IionghtOn The afternoon was devoted to an exhlbi-
tlon of the industries OF the school,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
4 GRACEFUL ACT OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.

The children of Primary School No. 80, In FIRST
ave. near Fifty fourth-st., were made happy on Tues
day by the presentation of large quantity Of flowers
gathered and sent to them by the pupils OF Primary
Department No. s5, in the Annexed District. The
flowers were in such profuson that each Of the 700
little ones received a bunch.
1t was certainly beautiful thought which inspired
the principal Miss S. A. Cooper, to interest her pupils
in the children OF other districts not favorably
situated
Many little notes Of thanks from the children were
sent TO Miss Cooper Wednesday morning.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

carried on by defendant is business 10 which, ~ q
certain sense the public has interest; but this ooes
not necessarily make 1t public business 90 n1'
think that the character Of this public Interest Is suo
that the Constitution is violated or any pubic pony
offended by the enforcement Of the bylaw wmch III bs
one ~ tle uroyisons in the contracts made by the
defendant with It's subscribers. IL SUBSCRIBER, o a
Contractor with the defendant or newspaper ensaset ~
in serving the public with were couplanlms y, "a
q dIscrmlnation or a refusal 10 furnish the news
different question would be presented"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
WILL OCEAN SHIPS EVER REACH ALBANY ,

Tie regular monthly meeting of the Board Of
Directors OF the Maritime Association of the Port Of
New York was held yesterday. committee composed
Of Alfred d. snow, Charles p. Sumner and W. Irving
Comes which was appointed TO formulate the views
Of the association with regard TO the navigation Of
the Hudson River from this city to Albany, submitted
resolution which contained a recommendation that
in conformity with the River and Harbor bin. the
navigation OF the river should be improved as
10 allow. ocean-coinZ vessels TO sail up TO Albany
The resolution was Unanimously adopted by the Board
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
MILLIONS OF GOLD FOR EXPORT.

Wall street had plenty of rumors yesterday regard
ing gold engagements and the cancellation of them.
Near the close of the market II reported that ap.
plicatOns for large Of gold had been withdrawn.
but this was denied at the subTrcasury The engage.
ments yesterday were In lots Of 81 1000 900, $780,
600 and $75OOO0 total Of az 250O0o, and ell of the
sum was delivered. The SubTreasury has delivered
since Sunday 3s40000. Ii is understood that $780,
600 was obtained from the banks, making total OF
"a OOO, COO which Will 60 out the steamers sailing
to-day and saturday.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
A STATEMENT ARoUT DIR. BRIGGs's CASE.

The fellow w-members Of the Rev. DR.. briggs on inc
faculty OF Union Theological seminary nave
statement as to his case, which VIII oo Ssueu anu
made nubllc within the next few days. Professor
FRANCIS Brown Of the chair of Biblical theology Is In
Europe therefore the responsibility for the documen
will be confined to Professors Thomas >. Hastings
Philip schaf Marvin R. Vincent and George l.. rreh
tlss. These gentlemen were not WILLIE on the Ease
anticipate the statement by any cOinmenUs oh '"' '
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
s1REEr.cLEAxERs TO BE PAID BY THE MONTH

Street Cleaning Commissioner Deattie sent a letter
to his deputy, Mr. Da.ton yesterday. directing that
for the purpose Of carrying into effect Mayor Grants
conclusions in his letter to the Advisory Committee,
$50 OF the most efficient sweepers employed in the
streetCleaning Department should be enrolled for
employment at the rate Of $50 per month. AS far
practicable the selected to be residents Of
the streetcleaning districts In which they are re-
specively 10 be employed must understand and speak
English and be citizens OF tho United States.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
INSPECTING SAFETY DEPOSIT vAULrs.

The officers and directors Of the Fifth Avenue Bank
opened their banking rooms and safe deposit
vaults at No. $50 Flfth-ave. yesterday afternoon and
evening for the inspection Of their invited guests
The bank has now occupied It's quarters for about
year. and ali the improvements introduced by the
management have been fairly tested and approved
Many people accepted the invitation, and the bank
officials were kept busy in doing the honors Of the
occasion The reception will continue this afternoon
and evening
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
STANDING STOCK EXCHANGE COMMITTEES,

The special committee appointed to nominate the
standing committees of the Governing Committee OF
the Stock Exchange had its labors confirmed yester
day. The changes In the list are principally due to
the result Of the election The new men are: Com
mittee on admissions, W. IL. Goadby and j. F.
Emmons; arbitration committee, A. IL. De Haven
committee on commissions Clarence S. Day and W.
Carpenter; committee on constitution, II. q. Camp
bell c. J. Hudson and f. NJ Thierot; finance COM
mittee, H. X. Mcliarg; law committee, +. L. Eames.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

populated districts OF this CITY, Tho trustees are con-
sderne the feasibility of expending 100000 for land
on which fifty dwellings would be erected esch WIN
one-fourth of an acre OF land on which garden ana mo
orchard could be cultivated. Each house Wouiu De
large enough to hold two families
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
WILLIAM zIEsLEn,s PURCHASE AT BABYLON

Jere johnson, jr., Yesterday sold for the Land
Mortgage and Investment Company, Limited, Of
London for cash. to William Zegler, OF Brooklyn, the
Argyle Hotel property at Babylon, L. l. The purchase
includes the hotel and fourteen cottages, all flly
furnished; and the gas house, stables, casino and
$50 lots, suitable for cottages, and lake OF deep
running water II originally cost the company about
half e. million dollars. II Is Mr.. Ziegler's' intention
TO have the property fully surveyed and sold ut public
snctlon. as carly In June Us possible.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14

10 FORM FARMING COLONY OF HEBREWS
II announced yesterday that the local trustees
of tho Baron Hrsch Fund are contemplating purchas-
ing tract Of land near this city on which 10 establish
colony Of Hebrews, 70 be chosen from the over
New-York tribune., 1891-05-14
DON'T TAKE

Medicine. that pretend do the work OF s. - in'
effects Of most Of them worse than the diseases 'ney
orc,ora 20 curo There Is but permanent cure for
contagious blood poison, and that Is 70 % ''u'u !"
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-24
$1,000 CASH

y HOT SIS aud iofs. also 81 vacant lots Tar
- sale on Ioas time or exchange ief Harm
or personal property
100 ACRE FARM ia Bovine TOWNSHIP. Kent
iVp e0anfy. lso acres in proNeo. for sac e.
SIS per acre. Has large hsy barn. iarse hor>s
barn. good water. Windmill pump forcing
water 10 harm and house ~ acres nae apple
orchard and all Kinds al other fruits ssH
heavy clay lean, 500 down Anc balance 20
suit purchaser
AND s0acre Farm To exchange tor good
n house and lot ~ south or cas-; portion oil
city
EorR Tenement, ericx block. lot 90 feet front.
Ca North Ottawa. 10 exchange iof good
improved farm OF Detroit city property.
BUSINESS BLOCK. slxi0o feet. On 81 Hail-st.
~ for sale nj bar.sin.
> HOUSES ard lots on Colt ave. 10 trade Tor
- gllt-ccge iaTm within 10 70 l. miles 81 city,
So ACRES improved land. - miles southeast
SV OF city. Ao- buildings. BANKED barn
acres erchAro. an Kinds sfash fruit, ~ea
fcnced. 0ader good cultivation. 10 exchanges
for c ~ property 81 ~ or ~ acres near city
HOTEL ia Big RAPIDS al furnished. TO en-
IA change Tor properly ia clis 81 farm.
On ACRE farm Iiles sogfh~esi of kerd
on city. nearly al Improved. reoo fefcss.
etc; free OF al incumoiAnce, 10 es chAnge iof
city property.
TEN-R0oM house and lot. g Lagrsve-st. has
i good cellar. heated Nv furnace. lighted hy
alley in rear.
DO ACRES az land. \ mile north and mites
ID east oi city. 70 exchange Ter cats prop
erty.
Oh ACRES. mile north OF city limits, on
~ AiTane-grasei roaG--ioT sale a eeSafs
bic tract for pisttine
"a ACRES. "a miles soutt OF Hall si-. Ter
III sale OF trade tor c!fN property
VACANT Lots IN The city and suburbs Tor
sale.
HOUSE AND lot OF south lsfayctte-st. for
II sale or trade.
10 ACRES gardening land. : miles south 81
AZ city. 10 excl angc TOT city property
NcNf.l 30 loan on real estate and cnsttels
G. -. EQTTS ts7 Lros-sTRr 81
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-24

gssrN-Whest. White. sia-: red, s0T corn.
rss,. eats Sc, rye Tc; barley 81 siesl - 2 han
aFed.
FfarR A~n Fxrn-IFv White, s1Sa Patent.
Sos auatred corn mesi. - ? ton feed
srsN
N.srs-Pcrk. sasskc: beef. ss-i =; veal 80
EIs.e nuffea. 49, isTnh. itc5 chickens, ftc;
fnrkevS "a e AssckS iaesi1rs geese. ftsaftr.
sse,.srer-n Butter datry. Sc creamery. -
eggs - potatoes. - ? hus apples
q T. fast 81 > nHs eesfs. III Sc IA eninns.
3 S4i - ; 81 heans. hana clicked e. "a 40
: "a. heaev issslTef maple sugar. Zoe marie
svrHp. - . set
u1arx .xo Taflo~ Green. tsescI part
,.svsa ff.ases raret hides 81 rsif sstas
...ea,, ,..ssss. salf sAfas. euret. see tsiiaw
A.. e44fs ssssf 81 a4E.r sktas n@r-
n ,ssf,- IA fnch dry 81 So = Fafs Ateaf.
& Est3 IS . cord tteet. ss~@4* y eeera
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-24
]. ". CLOSTERHOUSE


Ter ssLE- Houses saa less ana vacant lsss
IL al paris 81 She ety. u So1 sish - 50s
saF home 81 al Investment cAA ans ss< Iae-
4 " CieSterhoEse. phoRs - 4 Canals
Zen SAtzk-ShesP, Il seia u sea e~ss. =
sood heese. stoaf 4eaaastiea. i&fEr cellar.
large ief. i2sR soaea. irsA trnut. hats< si.l-
Lsok ssi.E~A Rev al rsom house. ear sss
INMATES saik iram csoeFs hets4s MI
take a. down add So per m0alhi srscs snls
EsR sALk-on nsasAls paymepss Ne =
NckryGSiesst. Nil sci chc4g.
LsoR sAl.f-0n msltlis payments same -
rent. four new houses on The q aan ; soai-
ti0l. Iwo facing kFesawxs, eise vacant iots oa
same adaitioa vii sci on iona time ans ~lu
build yea house 90 erasr osa ana see me
kNok eAk.k-0a monthly payments I've De~
houses ~ good rep@if GA Lsfascstess. cor
Der hlkai@ns--se toSA s.ssH ~. sS. Aas !. yea
LUX SAlE-Nta l0reem house cerher lsok2n
i Ane ktbel-sst. house has iAt dslne. SAY
Ieei OF alec porch. aasi4as - ass'sh, kt.ss
Ia latest cosig nss price $50 \ ~ take small
payment aswa. bssDee ~ monthly payment,
same as rent 10 sae iseA y ever 81 cal ana
INk SALINE - Charles 81. nles iee1toa.
Viii sell cheap. tai ane see ~
Euk SAl-k-on easy terms. No s4 scrlnnsr-
L al. large ten ro"n house. al modern
improvements; farnASe. CRAZE ana matte.
bath, sss. etc s~sa home cae@f- Cal sne
! viii show u 10 yea
II
home v in al modern improvements No.
SIC Braabarn-sr-. near corner Thomas zne
Msdlsen-aye., taest location In the city
Please loes NJ II. then cal and see nae. J. W
Ciostrrhouse.
A LANCE vacant loi seitaale Tor houses:
"A family. iesemeBts or isctsfN. located "a
C0urt-st.. just south II shA~ult,see., vii sell
on long OF short time AID will al vance money
10 build. Cal anc see nr. J. ". Closterhous1-
L oDk at those lots on nv sddit.en on
IA Nealthy-Nse.. about halt mtie easi q
East-st.i II they sUii yeu | viii sell you one
cheap. Ut xiu tcisa you house - ercef.
Finest location for subgE Brl home IA the CITY
HAVE several gooe tzTtas hear the ciis Tor
H sale or exchange.
/ have Tor sale a Afse poES. br0ke 70 saddle
and will drive single OF double vii sell
cheap or exchanee for draft horse OF good
buggy
HOUSES for rent IN al parts of the city.
pENEMBER We iaaR money Ia sums 10 sEit
IL on improved security. No trouble 20 sho2
property.
NV. CL0STERH0pSE
Il Canals Phone Is
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-24
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!


ROOMS 8 AND TOWER Block.
DEGOLIA BROS-............Pro prietors
FOR sALE--or ExchAnge-yacant lots on
l. stewart Whites add. as payment on =
house. worth about sloto. inside old limits In
south part OF city.
TOR SALE vacant lots on Plainfeld ave-
lust inside OF cid limits; the inest bulldin Z
spots In the city.
l. house and barn In soath part of the citv
large ict ana well iocated; would pay some
difference.
no EXCHANGES acres land In Barry coun-
y. ~ miles from city. 10 acres improved.
good building. fruit well watered and splendid
soli. price $50.
fro EXCHANGE-for good renting city prop
4 erty. ~ ACRES. fine house. barn and out
beech and hickory timber. good fences TO
peach. 80 apple. pears. plums ana small Iruit
trees Price $500.
FOR SALE-9 room house on Terrace ave.
modern finish and handy 10 street ear ser
vice. bargain for any one wishing South End
| property. Price s3loo
WANTED-ro sell general store In fast
W growing portion OF city; stock and nx-
lures In nrst-ciass condition.; invoice about
$500; other business Is reason for selling; have
| established trade.
| WE-Have some nne nursery stock. fruit.
4 w shade aud ornamental trees for sale at
one-half regular prlcrs. III you are thinking oil
| buying come In and see We can suit you
/ on quality and price.
| E'0R SALE-Two Groom houses on North
Lafayette-st-. near Bridge; will sell both
/ or one cheap II sold within the next 70 days.
| k'Uk cALE-9room house on Munson-st 80
I loot 'front.'. good cellar; we'll and cistern
graded street; water and gas, price slsO0; easy
/ terms.
! k'OR SALE-s-room house on Third ST. stone
| Il foundations; good we'll and cistern; will
sell on contract. sl0 down. balance monthly
payments.
/ k'Ok EXCHANGED acres two miles from
| Il saugatuck. 100 peach trees bearing 20
| standard pear trees. - cherry. * apple. 2
plums. 800 eooSberries3 acres o, Strawberries
good house and barn. Price $500.
| MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
N erty III sums TO suit. Roomss andS. Tower
block.
pKGOLIA BROS