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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

Now that the battle has been won
on the state ticket, u will give 10
time to devote our energies TO the
legislative ticket There IL where
the true issues OF The campaign are
at stake. President Harrison does
not need the 10 electoral votes OF
Kansas, but he will get them any
how All the powers Of darkness
aud despair cannot now defeat our
state ticket, but let US pile up the
msjorIty high. We must see TO the
legislature, and no man worthy Of
being called by the name Of Repub.
lican will vote other than the Re-
publican ticket for congressman, or
for state Legislators, who must
choose q senator. There can be no
excuse for any man who clsIms 10
be opposed to this credit Destroying
gang, TO vote other than for the Re.
publican candidate. There IL no
room for mere personal preference.
and this 10 no time for the specious
plea Of "morality " As good men
as ever lived In this state endo-e the
Republican ticket upon the neral
grounds. This 10 no time for one
man who wants to do the best for
bis state to set up his judgment
against the combined judgment Of
ell, merely from prejudice or per.
sonal spite. It IL the duty Of all to
combine against that which We
know by experience to be evil. Upon
these grounds all good men viii
combine for action against Tie com.
mon enemy NJ good government.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06
Prsysstasios Of Cholera.
To Mayors of Cities. Boards Of
Health and Health Officers:

To Mayors of Cities. Boards Of
Health and Health Officers:
Cholera having effected an entrance
into New York city, lite probable ex-
tension westward with the tide Of i'm
miRraSion, at no distant day, should
cause due apprehension. The return
home OF thousands OF our veteran
soldiers, now attending their nation
al encampment at Washington City,
10 likewise worthy Of our attention
In this connection.
In order to further prompt local
officials to Increased vigilance, and
to remind them OF the grave respou-
sibilities resting upon them in this
emergency the Stat. Board OF Health
addresses this circular to mayors Of
cities, boards of health and health
officers.
]. Have you !naugurated . general
aud thorough improvement Of the
sanitary condition OF your city, ~
heretofore recommended?
2 Have you sufficient numbe Of
competent inspectors seeking out
the fouier places Of your city, aud
enforcing cleanliness?
8. Are you maintaining Q watch
over lodging. boarding aud other
houses to which emigrsnts may
Gomez
4. Have you considered the ques-
tion OF examining all persons srriv
Ing In your city from Infected ar
suspected localities, by railroad
trains, wagons or other conveyance?
s. What provision have you made
to meet an actual case OF cholera!
8 Have you q city ordinance re-
quiring prompt reports from physi-
clans aud householders OF all cases
of contagious, infectious or suspicious
disease? This IL the fret essential
step.
Z. Have you appointed q board Of
heslth or health officer to receive
aud investigate such reports? II 10
imperative that there should be an
official health bsdy. to deal with en-
ergencles rs they may arise.
8. Have you hospital or vacant
house suitably located, or q suitable
location for canvas tents, TO which
sick cholera patients may be trans
ferred?
0. Have you considered the means
OF efrtctibg such transfer?
10. Have you In mind suitsbl.
persons TO attend upon and purs.
cholera patients7 Have you decided
upon Q physician to take medical
charge OF such patients?
II. Have you In mind the procur-
Ing OF u supply OF disinfectants9
i2. Have you In mind suirabI.
persons to disinfeet infected prem
ises and clothing, and to remov,
cholera patientsr
County health officers are request
ed to urge upon mayors of cities the
immediate consideration Of the fore
going. BY order Of the State Board
Of Health.
NJ. O'BRfEs. NJ D., Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

PEcK the Democratic commission.
CT Of labor in New York. is still Civ
ing the Democrats lots of trouble.
His trial hiss been postponed, snd
the unwashed are at . loss to know
just ho~ 90 deal with him. IL never
occurred 10 them that it would have
been better 10 leave him slone In
the fret place. Mckinley said q
few days ago: They may arrest
Peck, but thank God they cannot ar
rest the general prosperity Of the
countrx.n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

0sif osss Esssssisss 10 an ssssh y ssssvs
essses.
The popular "Hasvest excursion''
for the ssasou Of iBo2 will be resusr.
ID By the Missouri Pacific railway,
and tickets Will b Oh sale August
SUth 10 September 9Th from al
poluts In ksusss 10 Tennessee, Miss
issippi, Alsbams aud Louisisns, ss
one lowest hist class fare for the
round trip. good Tor 20 days 10 70.
turn, With stop-ovsr privileges for
the insl'ectlon of lands. On October
18th, the third gssuo ex ,ui sior will
b run under she same conditions IN
Asksnsss, Indian Territory, T~xss
and Q portion Of Oklahoms, and 70
certain POINTS Ia Tennessee, Mississ-
ippt, Alshems and LouIsisns. For
further lnfosma,iou In regard 20
the puschass Of tickets. time. taoies
Sd.s0ldess. msts. etc., address the
nearest s1put of the Missouri Pacific
Railway, &C II. G Townsend, q. r.
asd 7. ASs-, ~. Louis, No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

READISo men out Of . political
party IL harmless amusement, and
that IL about oil you can ssy atou,
Il. A few days ago the Topeka Dem.
ocrats read one OF their number out
~ the ranks because he would not
support the fusion ticket. Then the
man, Mr.. Spencer, comes back Ut the
committee who declared him out by
saying he will quilt beingA Demo.
crst when he gets ready and will
give the public due notice thereof.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

The leaders In the Homestead
strike have ben arrested on the
charge of treason. HsrdIys month
has passed since the deplnrable event
took place bat the ring leaders have
been arrested on some charge. II
would seem to he. from the outside,
time 20 try the men on some Of the
charges already preferred before ar
resting them for something else.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

BRUSSELS has been decided upon
as the place for holding the inter.
national monetary conference, and
seventeen Iow-rs hesIdes the United
States will participate. November
. next has been decided upon as the
conference will couvrue. Four dele.
gates will represent our government
all Of WHOM hsve heer chosen.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06
Osianbus bay Gel. b, alton.

Cc'ob-r ~, 1892, will be the 400it
university OF the landing Of Coiuni.
bus Ia America, aud Ia scc0rdan @
thers~itb President Harrison ha,
iuvusd his proclamation for the Oh.
servance Of the event by all the
schools ~ the United states on tb.
date named. In sslina th. si.ir
~iil be sort OF double exercise par.
ilnirstsd 10 by the q A II Post aud
the school. under the management
Of School Superintendent Rpop.
II will be remem bered Ia the early
psrt Of the season that the Post was
Instrumental and did purchase q
large dag for each of tue I'VE public
scho0ls IN balina' aud also for the
soldiers plat Ia Gypsum Hin Gene.
terry. Or account 0f the IAteness Ia
occurring the fsgs the formal pre-.
sentati0u iptsuded was pos, poned
I'LL . lster date a. they were not re-.
ceived TIL after the close OF the city
schools In June. The presentation
will now be insde and will occur ON
the Afternoon Of the els. OF October,
- about 4 O'Clock. aud he under the
direction OF the q. A. II. Post. The
The ceremonies will Le at the Geo.
trail schoOls building, and there will
be present the school children gen.
orally, their teachers, the supsiin.
tsUdent, ~ wsll ~ others. The
programme has not been wholly de-
vissd, but the exercises will consist
OF prayer. sddrvss~s, singing, ect.
The Columbus Day Celebration will
be held q the opera house In the ev.
eninR. The Exercises a. briefly out
lined ere % foliows:
Reading Of Presidents proclams.
tlon.
Raislng Of hsg by vetarns.
Salute TO the nsg by pupils.
Acknowledgment TO 0od-prsyer or
scripture
Song Of Columbus Day. by pupils
and audience.
The sddress-''The meaning Of the
four centuries"
The observation-disclosures"
Add ssssss By citIsens and Nation
81 songs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

A YOUNG contemporary thinks
PresideE' Qusyle, Of Baker Un.ver-
atty Is better qualified to all the
shoes Of Henry Ward Beecher than
any other preacher In the United
States. In justice TO our young
friend Il must be stated that he has
never heard all the preachers In the
United States.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

"a DEBT cursed people" IL the
happy way In which the able Clay
Center Dispatch refers to Knnssns.
A "debt cursed people" are Of neces.
sity Q self cursed people. and since
the peop'e Of Kansas began q year
ago tn repudiste the politics OF the
Dispdtch we are inclined to di-be.
lievs they sre q self-cur-ei people.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06
AnRssf on pnrspRrrsAE.

AnR8s2 OF DRl8DENfBAL.
One Of the few sets OF the last leg
isIature that sayors Of business va,
. state bank las, passed to protec'
the people. Among other things
authorized By IL was . bank COM
missioner who should have super.
vision Of the state banks, and look
after the general enforcement Of the
act. Any institution that Issues
certificates Of deposit Of money,
either time or subject to check, is
considered Q bank and must have
permission to do business from the
commissioner and make reports and
statements to him. Enterprise,
Dickinson county, IL the headqusr-
tiers for the Kansas Sinsloa Invest
inent Company, and John w. Brie
denthal Is Ito Secretary. Mr.. Brie-
deuthsl has been issuing certific ,tes
OF deposit upon which interest IL
paid, In behalf of this company, a.
Its officer. This 10 . sample:
CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSIT.
KANSAS sISALoA IHvEsrMESr CoNPASY.t
ESrERPKIsE, kAs., July s, iss..s
Hom.
Charles z. SIN th has deposited with this
com pany ten dollars, payable o. tht order Of
Irving W. Smit., ss.sss, ON return of this
ceriinca.v properly Endorsed, With Interest
At the rate of er cent per snnun, ~ lett
I ar months
RAYrAs sIsALoA ISvEsTMESr COMPANY.
By JOHN ". BHIEDEsTHAL, Sc r. tary.
In the discharge Of his duties, The
bank commissioner filed iuforma.
ton against Briedrpthal, and his
arrest followed. The prosecuting
officer IL an Alliance man, aud SO
are the majority Of the witnesses
sGainst him, so that the charge Of
persecution by Republicans falls
fiat. This 10 not the first time ar
rests have taken place under the
act and there never has been dis
elimination except when violaters
OF the Law were found Mr.. Bried-n-
tba's trial occurs Mt Abilene to-
morrow, and 10 he 10 found guilty he
may be fined 10 any sum brt~sen
$500 and $1,000, according to the judg-
neni OF The court on the merits Of
the case. Men who violate the laws
persecute Themselves, aud "fficers
must perform their duties. M man
should think he 10 above the law, no
matter what position he may hold
The out come OF the case will lie
watched with considerable interest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

THE Prison Trnstg is the lstest ad
dition tn the exchange table 81 the
JOURNAL. 1t is unlike the pubIics,
tions from the other state institu.
tions, because it continues the yssr
round. while the others suspend
during the summer months. All
hail to the Trusfy; and may its use
fulness grow with the increase of IL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

WITH this Issue Of the Democrat
we take down the peoples party
state ticket aud return to Mr.. Jones
and his committee the complimpn.
tary commission a. the official or gan
OF his campaign, and With the kind
~ acknowledgements Of his official
courteetes, We ssy 10 him that We
have returned to the home OF de mo.
crazy and will hereafter follow lite
bsuner.-Topeka Democrat.
This looks more than Q little like
the Democratic party coming to its
senses. The fixers, the schemers,
and the fusionists will have harder
and harder road to travel all the
time. Whether the Democrats en-
dorse the Republican state ticket or
put M one Of their own 10 Q matter
Of little moment, 90 long ~ they are
not supporting the calamity ticket.
No honest and patriotic ci,issn can
support that ticket. Beating Re-
publicans because they are Rrpu bill.
cans wil. be Of little satisfaction to
Democrats n the enemies Of progress
and prosperity In Kansas gain the
day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

A FEW days ago grim aud grlshed
veteran, with Que sleeve OF HE coat
empty attended the Gu stnmar,
weekly reception by the president Ia
the White House ut Washington
When his turn came TO shake the
baud OF the president, he said |:
"C"mrsde, I haven't seen you since
the Atlanta campaign. God bl-ss
you and Mrs. Harrison and may she
soon get WE'LL" The president was
deeply moved by the remark, aud
As he returned the hearty hand.
shake, replied, "Thauk you. com.
rade." Is there any other country on
earth where the ruler Of the nation
and private citizen csa meet on the
plain Of comrsdeship? This IL only
IN incident Of one feature OF our form
OF government upon which we ali
love to well, aud which IL our pride.
The enemies Of the president have
ceased 10 refer to him as . patriciau.
They have learned that he 10 cot
open to that charge. In truth no
man can hold himself above the peo-
ole, even though his lie the highest
honor 10 tue land. Aud We believe
IL will always be so.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

CHARLEY HOLIDAYS Topeka
Democrat CONTINUES 10 do splsndid
work tor the anti republican ticket.
The Democrat .. fring hot shot into
the T.. o p. every day In the week
aud the fur can be seen to fly after
each and every blast. Keep IL up,
Charley, you're making yourself
.olid with tile people.-Eureka Nee
senger.
Amen!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06
Delinquent Tax List, 1891.
OCTOBER SALE.
NOTICE To TAxPaYERS.

orFicx oF Comfy Treasures. SALISs
COUNTY. Kansas, SALIVA. KASsAs.
skPTEnsxk ssrH. Iss2
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAI
~ the toll ,wiIe d.-srrtbed land- nj tsssn
hts, oa ~ much thrre.sf may ee necessary
Tor that purpose. will on
Monday, October 18th, 1882.
and during the next succeeding DAYS there
siisr. br SID ~ puhic aucfifa Al Isay once
y the cart hpuS- Ia -aIi q. saline olnty.
kRnsa-, tbr he tax-~ aud char - due there
rH = DAVIS
Treasurer Of saline County, kAEsaz.
CRY OF sALINA.
~ % n Of = - n NJ lot fIs seventh Il 80
bls q o. ~ sfI ofbst ms sG
PACIFIC ADDIrIoS TO sALISA
lot Is, block 10 .. ..... ~
hot ~, bloes ID -
PHILiIPs' 20 ADDIrtOS To sALISA-
lots q 3 rweith street as
GAMBIA township.
eis swI. sec Il. twp a. rsng-2 5 -
ELA cREEK rOwSsHIP.
nel nxI. SEC "a. typ Is. rasg-s 80
PLEASANT vAILks rOwSsHIP
sw1. sec %. twp u, rang a. So ~
GnKSDALs rowSsHfF.
sc I. sec =. twp IS. rasgr5 . SIS q
nSs see "a, twp II rang IS
SUMMIT rowNsHir
MA nws sec -. typ ID, range Bs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

IT seems that our populist friends
still have u in for those they las.
fall referred to as "the damn mig
gers" In Tuesdays pxfsde they
bad live coon with sundry reflect
ions upon coiored voters. Such
methods may be very smart but not
calculated TO gain friends for their
cause either from the ranks Of the
colored voters or white men who
are disposed TO be friendly 10 the
advancement Of colored men In
citizenship.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06
Aoonvlrcf or AuruonsrY.

Grover thinks he 10 - bigger man
than old wsshington |" 40 far -
6ssf 10 cvuessnsd he may be. but
Just reed these:
swhsfeas u 10 ne "such proposition
csssary for the sup protection 10 Amer
part Of the govern lean INDUSTRIES 10 20
meat, the discharge clearly contrary 10
Of the debts Of the the spirit Of our con-
United States, and the stitution and 90 d.
sacourassment ard rsctiy encourages the
protection OF manu- Disturbances by self
factures that duties isbness and greed OF
BE- laid on goods. patriotic sentiment,
wares. and msrchan- that Its statement
disc importantly would rudely shock
froes RON ne Hra our peopis. ~ they
tartf ocs, ssssed ev he'd not already been
George wasAisosoa. insidiousiy aliured
pressdenf, In i,ss. from the safe land.
marks OF principis."
-Grorsr ciereiands
letter Of acceptance.
1929.
When the constitution was first
adopted, protection vas not cousid.
cred unconstitutional. Has the cou-
stituiion changed?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

YESTERDAY norniug at Cofey.
Vile four of thu notorious band OF
outlaws known ~ the Daltous were
stain and another fatally wounded.
Three Coheyvills citizens were also
killed, Que OF whom WAS the town
marshal, aud two more citizen. were
fatally wounded Only one OF the
outisws remained uncsptured and
was being pursued at last accounts.
The band wss engaged In an attempt
TO rob the banks Of the place when
the battle occurred which resulted Ia
their determination.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

1T IL suggested that iDasmuch as
marriage 10 g lottery Mr.. Wanna
maker should exclude love letters
from the mails.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

The number Of Democr attic sheets
that will scramble TO get out from
under the Lewelling ticket this week
will be large. II 10 never too late 70
mend, and our Democratic brethren
will not aud Il hard to repudists 0
crowd whose victory mesns damage
not only to their private business.
but to every iuteres, OF the state %
we'll. Although their action will
not change the result, u will b the
means Of giving Farmer Smith Q ms-
Jori'y Of 1900 over the ''calisd ef
Cod" candidate.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06
Republican county Ticket.

II this dry weather continues six
weeks longer there will be mighty
little rainbow chasing this year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

"PkTENALIsM has no place In the
creed OF Democracy" This does not
apply to the Democrats Of Kansas,
because they are not supporting
Grover Cleveland.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06
Notice Of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS, In m.

iAiE VI hAN-A~l In the Prohats.
County Of s.,,p. . cS5 ,-,i in .a'i s'r
deceased.
To alterations faad other persons Interested
In said estate:
fou are hereby notified that 81 the NEXT
REGULAR term Of the Probate 20. ~ IN and ar
ssld S,ansy. - Ne begun and held II the Pro
bate judges ofS,c~, IN ssIfna. In --s.l s.,anty
On the Hh daN OF November, I>es. being the
nrss Mond-s In said na,oth of Nax~ulh.F I
VII MAKE anal s~tfi-ua-nt OF "a estate
having nled with said c surt my ctsila fssr
compensation a. sdfnitstS;rssfrfx OF SAlss e.
ate ard for necessary stttsrn~y's ks-~. AID
othcr expenses necessarily incurred In the
administration Of said estate. n rrhy give
NJ. Ice as orfrred by said essart Thai aid
ctsitsis are set hsr hearing In said esurt on the
I'm day of oSemn-r y. iss
IA EMMAL NYER. Adm sutztr.trtN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

A SOUTHERN paper say Mrs. Lease
il "tsl', rsw-boned and ugly a. q
mud-ben." Admitting this to be
true, there 10 still no excuse for
throwing rotten eggs nj her.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

CLEVELAND aud Harrison are
both bitter enemies OF the agricul.
tural aud miuiDg industries Of Amer.
ica Union
Aud yet Mr.. Harrison never said
the farmers Of the United States
could not Cor would pot) pay their
debts. He never - . Legislator vot.
ed to decrease the nay Of . farmer or
gardener Ia the employ Of the state,
thereby asserting that they were no,
earning their salaries. Mr.. Harri.
sou never offered the farmers .
worthless "currency" TO pay for
their products. He never expressed
any lack Of confidence In the far.
niers Of this country In meeting any
emergency. We cannot sprak for
VIZ. Cleveland. but perhaps the I'm.
ion men, whose votes will be for
Cleveland, can explain how he hs-
acted better Than We can.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06
Republican State Ticket.

FOR Governor.
ADRIAN W. SMITH ..McPherson county
For Lieutenant Governor,
ROBERT y. MOORE .Ruiler equity
For secretary OF Il te,
WILLIAM c. EUw ARDS. Pswnee county
For Auditor 81 State,
B. X. BRU' z jr Leavenworth county
For Treasurer OF state,
J. B. LYNCH. 90. ...-- Seosho county
For Attornsy General,
7. r. GARNER~-. Saline county
Fofstaie Superintendent,
&c. DAVIS 600. Gee. ..- Chase county
For Associate Justice,
ID. NJ. VALENTINE Franklin county
For COMMUNICATING
GEORGE T. ANTHONY 80. OF Franklin Co.
For Conzressman-FIfh District,
]. r. BURTON o. .........- Of ID, kinson Co.
For State Senator District,
j. q. hoHLER.............. Saline Co
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For President,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana
For Vice President.
WHITELaW REID,
Of New York.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06

A FUEp over fusion In this state 10
. substantial reality.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-10-06
sHERiFF's SALE.

rst published In the Sslln. COsnty 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-03
THE REIL ESrITE MARkET.

This Is not season for activity in the real estate
market and dealers and investors are aware OF the ac
The demand for property is naturally much restricted
now on account OF the absence from tho city Of most
Of the men OF money There IS little likelihood OF any
rreat change for some weeks 20 come. Among Inc
sales announced for this week those In partition OF
Two lots on the east side Of Broadway, los feet n"h
sth OF Fifty ghth- st Of two lots on the noth sd"
Of ifvsevcnth-st 81 feet east Of Broadway OF No.
ia West Forty first ST.. our story sone nj dwelling
on Mot % by o. feet inches, and Of No. AL f@5
and s25 West Thirty ifird-st fourstcry brick apart
mention on plot 30 by 0s fee; Inches.
The conveyancos last week numbered 297 ma the
amount involved was s5G4s 022 The figures Tor me
coresp ndng week OF last year were 27o and s1-l7-
3O7 Mortgages were fled last week % the number Of
333 and to the amour. Of "a or. The number Of
buildings projected was lightweight and their cau-
mated cost al .o3oO50
The two SIX story brick business buildings No ~
C1Gst. and No 1913 Pcarlst. lot 10 feet inch by
l72 feet inches by % feet Inches By 10 Feet .
Inches have been sold for 100000
A. H. de Frece has sold his three-story, high stoop
brick house 90 BY 100 feet No los West Forty eighth
ST. TO Dr. Cabot for co. 900.
No CO West Fiftythiri-st, 90 by 80 by 100 fect the
property Of the Charles II. schultz estate. has been
gold to Mrs. Katie for $4,000. 1t Is high stoop.
brUvnstone residence
s.w B. Smith has sold the lve-story brick and stone
npartmeni house No 40 Downing St, IS by - by %
feet 10 Marcus Bros. for 600
The three fveetOry Hat houses with stores on h"
northwest corner Of Eghth ave- and one hundred and
twenty sevcnth-st have been sold by John k"hO~ the
and one IA the street. o5 fec. inches by 100 feet.
The price SlOo,jo0 and the buyer Mr.. Cadwalader