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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-08
100000

boston. Mass.-Common Council has passed in
order for. l.. Bridge eertheats to ann M
BOND NEWS
Utica. N Y.-Utlcs Belt Line Street Railroad,
n seetrS road c e e n ns.d tsso QSo
eiged to Nsw.York secafity trust
R Rar Fs" + 'FaP sSd for p fs' sapss Ia
Sa a St &Sad IN i Bask Of ut M%' GF
n unpaid November coupons Of the
ths: maaaaeis o Of road are dsposns
Sa nGs eS Of ho@ 70 @oE on Se' cS@
ayers c1 Of oa'' Belt Line are also ohiccrs.
=. ]. Lovcace and ienry J. Benson.
ground Of fraud by. those IL control
s sad asd iron 4 toreclo'us the m mort
gaze Trust GSRP1Py :, report, that
have received no notice OF Injunction.
and do not know where the bonds
Now.orleaps La@city has to pay shortly first "a ~
Tor i5r''i purchase Of fiiic department.
plant Louisiana National Bank x.
,.,., supply $55 600 %aasS at o. TeI nS sSai
Hoooken oy 1c Bond. Pc o amount Ss@1
have been sold to STATE Sinking Fund
South Omaha n ''' Neb-JOhn Dale. of Omaha,
bought the per cent scml-a
'10-year intersection paving bonds to ~
Par aud accrued interest.
NEW BANKS.
location. Title. Capital
Phnipsburg, MOnt-Flrst National Bank; joseph
\. Hyde president: Ernest &. Frey
schla2. cashlcf...... bO,OOC
San Angelo. Tex.-Citizens National Bank; r.
b. Gray president; a. B. Sherwood, - -
cashier 10000,
Whitman, Mass.-Whitman National Bank II.
X. Melville, cashier. 5000(
Bloomington ul.-Corn Belt Bank, OF Blooming
ION General John McNulta pfesl. $3.50
dent: \. 8. Eddy. cashier 100 900
has finally been authorized 10 operate
under state banking laws.
Sioux City. 1owa.-lrhe Farmers Loan and
Trust Company and the Northwestern
National Bank Frederick T. Evans.
PRESIDENT will be consolidated and
capital 81 latter increased to.......... 0000C
MINING COMPANIES.
Helena Mont-Galvin Milling Company; =.
Calvin president. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
To mine. smelt and reduce ores.
Cleveland. OhO.-Hount Powell Mining Com
pany; Charles T. Rand, president;
10 operate gold and silver mines In
Silver Bow and Deer Lodge Counties. .
Montana, capital. 1000 00(
CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITAL
Chicago. In.-Plymouth Company; George d.
Holton. president; n build safety
vaults and run hotel. 500 00f
Omaha, Neb.--MetIop0lltan Street Lighting Com
pany: 70 furnish electric lights 10
town In Northwestern States........ 20, 00(
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Silver oertfs.... 96ls e5e 95ls sos o6s g9h 2o.0oo
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TROLEyM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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Dipiocno Notices

OFFICE OF THE
MARYLAND COAL COMPANY
NO. IS BROADWAY
NEW.YoRK Dee. . 4.
A T A REGULAR MEETING of the Board of
"a Directors held this day, semi. dividend OF
ssrd on sss capital stock Of this Company. payable
Transfer books will close at D. M. December H. 1891
and reopen at 10 q m, January >. 1892.
II. b. NEDHAM, Treasurer.
NEw.YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD , COMPANY AcSy voo OFFICE OF THE TREAS
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT on the
"A capital stock o. the NewYork and Harlem Railroad
Company viii be ind by the New-York Hud.
River Railroad Company lessee (under the proyisons
OF the contract between the two eompanes this oce
win be closed at o'clock m. Tuesday, the 18th
inst, and reopeaed at 10 O'Clock m. January next
V. V. w RoSsITER Treasurer.
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS.
ROND NEWS

Location. Character; l.,
Bo.ton Mass.-Common Council has passed in
concurrence with Board Of Alderman
order for L. Bridge certificates TO
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-08

THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
In Government bonds an advance of Is per
cent In the bids for the per cents failed to create
trading ct the Stock Exchange. Appended are
the final quotations
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financial.

SUBSCRIPTION FUR
100000
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBUReu
i RAILROAD COMPANY
A. Per Cent
General Mortgage Gold Bonds
PRINCIPAL PAYABLE JAN. ISL. 1912
INTEREST PAYABLE sEMf.ASSUALLY on r,v,
AIRY Isr AND JULY IsT IN SEw.Yoax
Principal and Interest Guarauiced
PENNSYLVANIA R. R. COMPANY
Total Issue: Ten Million Dollar.
The understand offer for subscription AZ ooo n.
the above Bonds at 103 cent, payable % fs.,..
5p.c.or $50 per bond on allotment.
100p.c. or 81. 000per bond on ian. II ,ISs,
105 pc. or$1 $50 per bond of 81 ,000
Against which bonds will be delivered, bearing ,,,.
from Jan. I, lS92 Payment In full may be ma. :.
purchasers option before that date under dI.es.,.
the rate offs per cent per annum
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh aairold conpuv A.
the following in letter dated Novcn Der con ,ss,
1.-THE tonl Capital Stock OF the Ccmpany auo.,..
10 ell 247, 10o.1I. Under the contract dated d.,
25th, 1871, and Supplementary Agreement ds,,s ~
vember Both, 1871 the road f. leased for sss y., .
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and n, 49,.
Dividends have been paid on the Capital stock ,,.'
this lease since December LIST, 1871
"For the year ending December 3ist,
1890 the gross earnings WERE. sSSsassa a
"The expenses follows:
1.-THE operating expenses.s2, 417,37581
'sThe maintenance OF
ganzanon ............. HOS 80
- 2f3Aau
'Out OF these net
earnings thera was
paid rental for
the OF the por
ton of the Fort
Wayne Road DO
tween Rochester
and Pittsburgh. s45,324 Of
"For interest
bonds .......-.".. 35oo20OO
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THE GENERAL LIST.
STOCKS

CLOSING.
STOCKS ----- --shares
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pnblic Notices.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Cost an0 foun0.


n OST.-Fcmsie Sunday,
- Liberal reward given fer the return
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sPEYER & CO.,
Winter Resorts.
MILLS BUILDING.

New-York, Dec. 7. 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
DeGOLIA BROS,
- DEALERS IN -
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 Tower Block.

FOR SALE-10O acres land in Paris township
miles from city; large house and two
good barns; clay loan soil. large OF short;
good fence; 20 acres beech and maple timber,
price 500 per acre, would exchange for Grand
Rapids property.
L'OR SALE-s1 acres in Plainfeid. IA miles
Il from city. mile from Rockford, 80 acres
Improved. t0J peach, acres apples. 100 rasp-
berries. 81 piums. 90 pears. acres oats. acres
wheat. II acres seeded. acres corn. acres pO-
tatoes. good room house. good barn. horses.
cows, farming implements and all personal
property; owner must sell on account OF fail
Ing heal h; price $4,000.
E0R SALE-9-room house just completed on
Hanover Court. finely finished with high
terrace. graded street; call In and get price
OF this house IL you want 10 invest in North
end property.
E0R SALE-Ifouse aud lot In southern part
u OF city house uncompleted and party can
not complete same from shortage of funds
This is a good chance for person having small
amount or money 10 make good Investment
RIO EXCHANGES acres 20 acres improved,
balance white oak timber. lO-room house
and barn. fine orchard, ares low land I'M
der drained and under cultivation. This fine
place Is situated about ~ miles from the city,
south. Come in and get full description.
E'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-.D acres on lake
shore. near the park; good buildings ds0
peach trees in bearing. - pear standards In
bearing. acres strawberries. acres raspter-
riss. go cranes. go0seberries and other small
fruits; Irice 500; fruit on same will paw for
IL the pres season; would exchange for
good city property; this - a great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain We have
ever offered.
VO EXCHAN6E-For good renting city prop
l. erty 80 acres fine house, barn and out
buildings 20 acres improved. balance oak.
beech and hickory timber. good fences 40
peach. 80 apple pears. piu'ns ana small fruit
'e DrGOLIA BROS
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
A POSSE IN PERIL.
Indians Have Surrounded an Arizona
SHERIFF. Aids and lt Is Feared May
Butcher Them.

Indians Have Surrounded Arizona
sherirs Aids and IL Is Feared May
Butcher Them
FLAGSTAFF, A. T., July 15.-Wha
promises to be one of the most terrible
of recent Indian conflicts is now al
most on. The Navajoes, To the number
of 1000, have begun dancing. and, their
chiefs say, will continue until every
white man has been driven off the res
ervation.
The cause for the activity on the
part of the Indians is the encroach.
ments of prospectors. The number OF
men looking for precious metals who
have invaded The territory of the In
dians within the past few months has
increased until the reds have be-
come fearful that they may lose their
lands.
Recently there have been killed in
various parts Of the Navajo country nc
less than twenty prospectors. and il is
said the Indians have extended their
operations and have burned the houses
and crops OF several settlers located
near the boundary lines. Settlers have
become alarmed and many are seeking
safety by congregating at the large set
Elements
Sheriff Francis arrived here at 6
o'clock Tuesday night, having with
him the Navajo CHIEF who was leading
the band in their raid on the cattlemen,
and says he has grave fears
for the safety Of his posse, who
are surrounded by the Indians,
and he has asked all citizens
who can To organize Immediately and
TO start at once To their assistance. All
the horses and firearms in this neigh
borhood have been secured by Com
sides thirty volunteers.
United States Marshal Brown has
telegraphed 10 Fort Whipple for as
sistance. When sheriff Francis ar
rived at Canyon Disblo more than 100
Indians were in pursuit of him.
and he would never have
reached this place with his pris-
oueS had he not boarded q
train at that place. The Indians were
determined 20 rescue their chief at any
cost. Marshal Brown says that the
Indians are in . terrible rage at the
arrest of their leader. and they will in
oil probability come to this place and
endeavor to rescue the chief
The sheriff secured the chief while
he was quietly riding on his pony q
short distance from his band end made
a hasty retreat. leaving his posse on
the field The nearest point TO
s.rsilroad was Canyon Disblo. distance
% y miles. and when he arrived at
that place the Indians were pursuing
him. but not within shooting distance.
The arrest was made on Roden's ranch.
20 miles from this place. but owing to
che danger Of bringing the prisoner
over the trail In this point he started
for CANYON Diahle
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

oaestisg OF the istsTsarisaal Eaaesrisa~l
ceassatiss - Thosssaas of Delegates
frssens.

nectia8 OF tas International kaaesfioHAa
csaseatsss = Ihosssaas of Dsies~sss
Present.
ToB0Sfo. Oat-. July 1.-THE great
international convention Of teachers IS
nov IA full swing Thousands Of dele
gates arrived Tuesday, and il Is esti-
mated there are now about IL. 0o9 in the
city. OF these fully TO- 600 are from over
the border Every state aud territory
Il represented. The proceedings az
ernoon- The event OF the day
was the great welcome meeting ex-
tended 10 the delegates in the Mutual
street rink. This is the largest build
ing In tie city. but dad not nearly ae-
coDmodate those who wished 10 at
tend Still there was not less than q. 0oo
people in the audience. Many promi-
Dent educafionaitsts OF the province and
city occupied seats on the plat
form ~ 3 o'clock the chairman.
J. L. Hughes, public school inspector
Join in singing the first verse Of My
Country. lis Of Thee.
Addresses welcoming the visitors
were delivered by Principal Grant, of
Queens college; Sir Alexander Camp
bell. lieutenant governor Of Ontario;
Rev. DIR. Allison, superintendent of in
struetion for Nova Scotia; William
Crockett, superintendent of instruction
for New Brunswick: O. w. Ross. minis
ter of education for Ontario; t. +. Clark.
NJ. z. p. mayor of Toronto; William
Macintosh. president of the On
tario Teachers association, and William
Mulloek. NJ F.. vice chancellor of To-
ronto university. Responses were made
on behalf of the visitors by w. X. Gar
rctt, Of Tennessee, president of the as
ISOLATION; DIR. ID. II. Cook. of New
YORK. secretary. and Superintendent j.
NJ. Greenwood. of Missouri. treasurer;
Dir A. ~ Calkins, of New York, for
the association: w. T. Harris, Dis
tries Of Columbia, for the United
Statess Principal R. q. Huling,
president of the American insti-
tuto of Instruction; Superintend-
emit l. ii. Jones' of Indi ana, for the
north central states; Prof. William
Bcardshear. of Iowa, for the north
west; superintendent f. Il. Gault, of
Washington. for the Pacific coast; Prof
Il. VI. Marshall, of New Mexico, for the
southwest; Prof. w. H. Bartholomew,
of Kentucky, for the south central
states; State Superintendent John f
Massey, of Virginia. for the southeast,
and j. II. Shinn, of Arkansas, for the
south.
At the evenings meeting the big
building was again packed The paper
of the evening was by Frank w. Park
err. of Chicago, president of the Cook
county normal school, on the common
school of to-day. The paper was par
ticularly bright and interesting and
caused one of the principal discussions
of the day.
Superintendent A. p. Marble, Of
Worcester, Mass; James L. Hughes, of
Toronto; DIR. Nicholas Murray Butler. OF
New York; Prof Stanley Hall, of
Worcester, Mass. and Miss Schofield,
of Kansas. continued the discussion.
The national educational council
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent j. II. Baker, of Denver. Col; vice
president, E. w. Coy, Of Cincinnati, O. !;
secretary and treasurer. N. c. Schaefer,
Of KutSsown, Pa
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL IN South Grand Rapids. Just outside
"A Of city limits, nes building; GeNly.faI-
nlshed for sale or rent with furniture on
good main read within - rods 81 depot also a
good local trade.
= HOUSES and loss also y vacant lots Coz
- sale ioBe fiUe exchange LOT isf- a
or personal property.
AND s0-zcre Farm TO exchange for good
"a house and iot 10 south or east portioa OF
city.
EotIR tenement bracs block, lot 50 feet front
\ on North Ottawa. % exchange Tor good
improved farm or Deiroi ciis property.
RUslNEs> BLOCK. siAloo feet. 90 ~ Hall ~.
~ for sale al tat sain-
Z hoiSls and lots on Colt ave-. q trade fas
- giit-edee fAfm within 10 20 l. miles 81 city.
81 A, kEs imp,ose1 Land. ~ miles southeast
acres orchard. All kinds small fruit. we'll
fenced. under good cultivation. Go exchange
for ely Progeny. or - OF a. acres near city.
HOTEL "a BE Rapids. ali furnished. 10 ek-
Oh Al HI farm J miles southwest 81 Reed
w CITY. nearly nj impfoseds good iel ees.
etc; Tree OF All ineumbfAnee' TO eschanse Tor
I'ES'RooM house sra bot. - Lssrave-st has
good cellar. heated by furnace. lighted ~
gas. and has a splendid BARN lot SoAl-s. sTth
90 ACRES Of land. \ mite north and miles
W east of city. 60 eachslso Tor city prep
On ACRES. ] mite north of city limits. con
~ Aipine-grssei Ioac-ior sale a desira
bic tract Tor plating.
u ACRES. ~ miles south Of Hailst-. for
III sale or trade Tor cigy property.
VACANT LOIS In the ctiS and suburbs ior
IIoi'SE AND LOT on south Lafayette II. for
10 AcREs gardening land. miles south Of
40 city. 20 exchange Ter city property
MONEY 10 loan on real estate aud ehaiteiS
q. s. FOUTS 81 Boom sr q rsyp's sis
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

LOCAL MARKETS.


GR,Is-wheat. zoe; corn. SIC; GA Is. 40c; rye.
Use: barley. 81. 10 r hundred.
MFAr-Beef. 4a6c; pork. s; mutton. e97c;
spring lamb. Zoe; fowls. lie; spitng chickens.
DC; veal. &C; turkeys. l0c; ducks. l0c.
PRopucE-Butter. 13c: eggs, l5c; potatoes.
~ q bu.; beets. 5oc v bu.; onions. 2Dc doZ.
r. d shes. lOc doz.i lettuce. 25c y bu.; peas i5c
y b.; beans. hand picked. 500 p bu.; honey.
Ice; raspberries. sc q quart; cherries. $l.T5 D
bu.
WooL-Washed. s3JeG2sc; unwashed. l4laOc
HAY-Timothy. SIS q ton; clover. SIS y ton
straw. s. q ton.
sc; cured hides. &c; calf skins green. &c; cali
skins. cured. &c; tallow. 4c; peits. o0esl.50;
dakin lSGflSe
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
Prices to Consumers.

FLOUR AND FEEp-Liy White. s2.s5; Patent.
$685. q hundred; corn meal. Sl.25 p hundred;
feed, sz6.0@Z1.o0 q ton; middlings. $500 p
ton; bran. $500 z ton; SHIPS, $500 q ton.
tenderloin. l21sc; ham. lie; beef STEAK. l0glsc;
roast. s6glbc; ribs. 4c; mutton. 6C1l4c; spring
lamb. lOeslsc; spring chickens. sc; turkeys.
l2lzc; ducks, l2izc.
PRoDUcE-Buiter. l6@lsc; eggs. lsc; potatoes.
Sl.00 2 bu. beets. green's 5Jc q bu- for cooking
purposes. Bc = PIX: onions. 6Oc q PIX peas, l5c
y peck; beans, Sc p n; radishes. n q doz..
raspberries. l5c; cherries. SC; gooseberries.
1Illc
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

Pernisr "a the combination. proper
90. ard prspsrsuoa - ~ 10 gradients
-uooi's Ssr@spsr.ils = TIE ssfv best
rrpg naedlcl snd hissd pafifsss
ave "a trial toe s~ssea
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

Ia. t.fsek bfsssk taesssa - y sss ffisse y
sss "A fss aus 80 - ~ sale, rss-ss go taihs
tasse ss.sfes Use sxfaea hssaf - - sshtss -
ftefss sssftshie 81 afssss ~ ss'*-es - fthes
n La -~si 80 ssse - ofa gsss fefs "a sits
fsasstfs 4 saia - q ASS th4affs -
sssf A a. t6nii III wsst rts&ssst
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
Illinois women Vote

SAY Joss. III, July i5--of tn sixty
ak votes east here Monday IN an cleo
ton 20 determine whether or not new
school building should be erected .hir-
sv-one were east By women. every ens
OF whom voted for the building This
d she arss time the women ~ central
Illinssls hare exercised their right anft~v
she aev law granting them ssffraxs al
schoei elections
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
MOVING, PACKING d STORAGE

RADCLIFFE * H0LT-Reiiabe uphoisierers
~ at Ill South Dfyislon-sf.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give you regular rates. whether YOU ask
for them or not by 'phoning No. 700 or oCj after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
THE Markets


iHtNASsa JAit .
FLovx-0uiss sGd unchanged spring ~hea'
p.teass. D.. sss1asa. BAKERS D. t1Ass rss VIA
Ter Wheat Flour pstssLs. q. as % stF4sghss
o. Ssa1o
waxAr- Ruled ssAx AID lower; moderate
traaias Ne. July, sss Csc August. sss
sac aAd Deeem6vr cs&she
CoRS-F Fairy active .ad sea& No. oranges
- 8slc; No feilos. % sete No 4 ssQ51e
NJ Yslios s.aso,se; July, s7&9ss~e;
August 5ss a3S=@c. September. ssssgaszs
Asy ts.s8sse
OARS STEADY No. 8 sss.1sae; July, ma
1ss.e. Saptes0eF. gsaaesAse- samples steady
offerings moderate. No. 3 5000, No.
waile. slg4zc. No. :. 30 asse; No. White
4sg sc.
RYE-Firm- No. cash. In store, 7oG 7cssei
samples. rs17Te. No. s ooecsc. No August
o5bse. September. oSe-
BARLEY - Inactive. sample lots. &s1ooc
September. No 4 7Oe.
MISS Poss-rrsilng moderately active And
prices ruled higher. Prices ranged ~ 80 SRA
10. - Tor cash; t0s7 ssoio Is for July. go. $50
% % for September, sad tiods3fo 10 for DC
tooer
LAID Market moderately active and prices
higher Quotations ranged az - ssze S7Ss fol-
cash. S.S5So s7s for july 20 s5sSoEA foi
September ana - IS 90 sr,s for October
bCTTER-Cresmery. i52Bi7e; Dairy, li1i3,se:
Packing STOCK. io6sile.
POULfsr-Liye Chickens. stiic per ID; Live
Turkeys 7tssc per 10. Live Ducks. a9Sc per
ID. Live Geese, s. too4 20 per dozen.
oux-W iseonsln Prime whitsi SC; Waite,
White. size; Michigan Prime White. &c,
Water White, 1919. Indiana Prime White
sae: Water White. i0c; Headlight. IFS tesk
sSse; Gasoline. 81 dess. lac: "a degs, sac
LIQUoHs-Dissilled Spirits ruled arm al 81 ie
per gal TOR finished goods
NEW YORK. July IS.
WnEAr-Active; hoIc lower. July, Ss3
Else; August @k8s54c; September. ssn
sss5c; October. cGsosc; December. soa1
U,se.
CoRN-Moderstely active No. 3 o9107lc;
easier
OArs-Dull, firm. Western. 4iaI6ics
Recommendations unchanged. Extra
mess. ss.50al %; family sl3 o9is00. Pork
Quiet, about steady; new mess. til7sDl2 Is /;
old mess ti0. 500 II 90; extra prime slo.5o1ii0.
Lard-Quiet nominal; steam rendered, ID. o21
G6A
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

EOR-SALE-We have bargain for some one
II II taken at once on large house andcor-
ner lot also vacant corner lot both on Lagrave-
st. close In. Call Tor particulars kn,ey A
Mercer. and 10 Widdicomb Building. Phone
st3 ise II
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
WIHANS { ALLEN
6fana Uaiea Real Estate tNetsnse
ROOMS AND l0wkR BIZ c :.
PHONE so.


ssieo Cor new modern house on cass ST esk
nnish heiax tia - enc al oar Bargains.
t&ks ioF eoracF act. Eneaefe hoa>e sha
barn ga >0ttb lOnls-
sl6ak ~1li bus sream house sna lot Ga TIE
hess ssae Which rests fef SIC eef month.
tlsVt feT frt9 Sfueas heu>s IA 5000 actkh
eoTheoa on tht hilis lhls - on sF@led stFeet-
which has gas sRa water ~aa sewer eracfcs,
ana ons-hai biock iron the cable foaa ts~s
than iRile ffem the court house. kass kef aas
t-1e for a house sne iei on Ninth ave. Shieh
Hotel 10 "a hanss fnr house spd los OF farm;
the property - y good tswn and ~1ii maze
you IN eAss living
lfroa wani a house And lot anywhere In the
city. cheap OF high price. Tor cash OF 90 uns.
com ana sc our liss OF over ~ dwellings feS
LOTS on LOIS
s4le win bus a let TOO BLOCKS from he ssr-
Der Of fAsl ana fllJh-sss.
T $50 for . lot oa Mechanic ST.
&c Tar . lot on Cass sf-
tkD for . iol ON !. Lafayette St
<lsoo for . ioi on Madison ave-. north OF mn
ave
ep fN a lot on James 81
<s55 for q lot an : Division.
Sac Tor q lot on r. Leonard.
$50 for lot enehali BLOCK from d. a n.
depot
$50 for lot ca Dayton IT.
ta,e Tor . lot on crsggs ave
Slaoo for lots eornsT Page and Forest
So Tor LOT oB Chatham -.
Seo Tor lot near corner Madison anu Rssc-
tsp fef tot on Henry -.
So Tor large lot On Mscis son ave.
$50 Tor lot on Prince.
sos for u lot ca Nsadia~n ave.
Our isl q $40 lois IL iasi a. large.
WALK IN"
WISANs A. ALLEN
aud Tower blk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

kOR SALE-Houses and lots In differ ent
parts ~ the city; small payment down.
monthly payments afterwards. Lots aud acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block OH Bostwick-st. at a bargain. Dr.. Neen.
boer, ~ Eo,twlck-st. sStf
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
MONEY TO LOAN .

/ ,ARGE and small loans on short time on any
~ good security. John Il. Martin, IS Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16
]. H. M'KEE 4 SONS
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TOR RENT-Stores and II Huro1-st.. each
1x1V feet; alley in the rear: suitable for
wholesale business. tfhces or stores; rent.
$l2.5D per month each Also two second floors.
each DIX o feet. s. ger month each: can be
rented sepaI ate or entire; location one block
west of Cana-st and one block north OF Lyon
ST. Anton u. HodeppyI. ~ and Il Fountain
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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

VVANTED-Our agents make $40 10 $500 a
w month selling our goods on their merits.
We want country and general agents. and will
take back all goods unsod II "A county agent
fails to clear 500 and expenses after a thirty
DAYS trial. or general agent less than kzsfi.
We will send large Illustrated circulars and
letter with special offer 10 suit territory ap-
Apply at once and get on the boom. Address
Renner Manufacturing Company Piitsburg,
pa IS
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WANTED-A0EHTS.

WANTED-Two or three canvas.ers TO sell
w household goods IN city: profitable en-
ployment for men cut OF work. CITY refer
ences required. Adams Home Furnishing
House. 20 :. Diyision-st ~
WANTED--Live canvassers; active road
w men and few first class state managers.
Apply at once between and 10 AM Reid
Mfg Co. Ia ottawa st. Telephone 5eA
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

E0R RENT-Second floor. corner Louis and
Il Campau SIS 4tx0 feet; light on three
sides; also store No. PearlSt. Enquire OF II
NJ. Reynolds or ". C. Hopson. 2l5
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

THE Cunning estate Offers for sale the finest
residence property in The city; vacant
lots on cor. Bostwick and 4. Bridge-sf.; house
ton. etween Bridge. Diamond and Fuller SITS.
Enquire at Crescent lights. Bostwick-sf. aj2
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-16

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