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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-15
REAL ESTATE.


The real estate market was not Affected by inc
heat yesterday. and much Of the properly ofered Sod
| we'll The most important sale was uhder paftnoh
| bv Eryan l. Kennedy and included some hi'een io'
I'm the Twenty fourth Ward on the southwest corner %
fremont ave- 10. 2le East Sxieth~ II. !, four Story
and basement hrownsone dwelling. standing on lot
aOxiOO fecl. The bidding ran from Sl4'ooV up Z"
Fe"oo MORT r5 Tlc was ee Df'' reesto,
brOwnst ,mc dwelling on lot l5.3A"1lV ~ itrs "h
tn, bidding ran from s3'ooo up TO f'''"' 'onn
OF the fifteen oi, the corner on Worth ana one
j. ; in>h for - 90 aud two ADJ pnln: lot ~ MOTT
Il. for ~ 2.5 and :2.321 r'pecTey; mr. T TN
in the rear and horse were bought by C. ~ hcrdinn
Tor - rs aud the adjoining lot went 10 IN" s:le
buyer Tor lb3j. Lots adjoining in Worth: DrCu',
from Sl.77j up 10 eco. The buyers were - ~
Jane, l. Wcs offered story and ID, a ~ iIa aph
e. t;o ln, j. 3DNlOO feet. The badne ,nn rom
~ 900 up 10 - 900. George H. Bu>hman was the
william Kcnney sold under orcClo.gre no. onl $50
Fat pn~undrcdst hvHS,ory P pr mo YEN, nlanif
IN the proceeding, for 315,IOo M ,,,u,o,
Richard V urnett 4 Co. offered No: :. n "iin,on
Place. sailors ilarbor lc'schod. Ia. onei ing
/, three story store about 80 feet deep WIN one
story eN.cnson. The lease expires In 1851; sroqha
rent 5000 pei annun,. laA'e and asses.I nc
bidding ran from 80 900 up to $4,000. AS'"er
William Kcnney o',,icd. by order Of tho executors
Lot one hundred and cventy id.t and Audn Doh
The ,amc buy YER took the adjoining lot a. S;'3oo
The rost Of the property advertised was either b'd III
adjourned.
The following sale at private contract was reported;
Edwari Cabot Wide has -od no. lo3 East T., fl noS
seyentlst, !. Gx sos feet TO !. !. While for S@?Voo
At the regular weekly sale Of stocks and bonds by
n. v lIaire't & co.. the following were soh oo a,
IG7 shalcs Marucaio Electric Light Co.. 300 each,
30 cents share.
$l5GOO Morris and Essex Railroad Company lst
Mortgage per cent bonds, due 1914 Interest May
and November. al.
- ,hac~ Mercantile National Bank, 800 each, 90.
| share Ncw York Law Institute. 40.
10 shares Commonwealth Insurance Company, 800
each. H. -
800 shares ChrvScle silver Mining Company, so
each. l. cents share.
$1,000 .rtlanta and Charlotte Air Line Railway
Company 1t Mortgage per cent bonds, duo 1907
l3O II.
5000 Croston Oowa) Water and Light Company
Isl mortgage per cent bonds. due 1913. with coupons
due July |. l---. attached. - lot.
Slj.pO erosion G0Na) Water and Light company
1t NCr gage per bonds due 1913, with coupons
drr July |, hrs. attached. - lot.
S2.CDp New York. Rutland md Montreal Railroad
Company 1t Morca Consolidated Bonds. with
coupons duo Nav !. IS-7. attached. ~ lpt.
10000 New York Central and HUDSON River Rail
road Company per cent bonds. due 1888. lOl -.
$500 NcwOrlTns Premium ! per cent bonds.
15S 81.
5000 Michigan Central Railroad Company 1st
Mortgage q per cent bonds, due 1909, 10 4.
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New.Ycrk. Tne.dav. Juno u.



Tho following solos wcrc held the Exchange and Auc
ton Room to-day
fNr.>iorv huildincs with o'~. Nos 30b To 81 Wet
Glth.st. l2J 10 OF Nost Ind-aSc; thas l. Bushi
tOi 600.
n,c-story building. with lot. 80 1GO l. 1onth.s.
22j u " u 3d-av lot .jAloOll; L,ucr Herman 'nd
Others. 800.
four>tory dwelling with lot No 2l9 East Goth- st.
3,5 ~ ,d-avr lot .0N 1905 Morris Wei, -ld?o0
t,rcc-siory dwelling with lot No ~ 1T S7sh-st.
293.3 II u Ave \, lot II 3N6eSle 3Nj23; John
Muller. $1,000.
II lot Tr,nontay, conner worthst 9th Word
{ Berran and oth'r-. r3j."'J.
fhr'"-sory building with lease Of lot No - Clinton
Place. - 70 n Of Hrc.nc'.. lot 2i7Nll5.:N2L7N
mo: ~. hrr W"instoin. t'O.fjo.
tTc-t"rs building. with lot. No 735 Ilton-avc
100 Of ijitsi lot sos leo Ia. II Eu-hman $500
lots on A"tnlona>c. corner l1Jd.st. 1jNioO each
John FL ncr. 900
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NETWORK e.
MEW-ENCLAND
RAILROAD,

II NIIcs ShOrfrr thnn nny Uthrr Knit Line between
New ork aud Boston.
TINE SHORTENED TO FIVE HOURS AND FORTY
MINUTES.
The White Tfan j. the ,uNur Gus truin run ON
Eastern uids. nds Pullman koya, Paflor cars pnlns
Car and Bunct smoking aud Colchc> u,kcs ons
run OF 80 mil, ~. from Wiranuc 70 BOSTON without a
son far ~ less han that any other limited train
This roin leaves Grand Central station az o. m daily
and arrives IN BOSTON no ~ p. m ana We" versa
Noon train with Parlor Cars tpihng Car N VIII
mnnuc leaving Grand Central station l. Oh stops NJ
Nrrnon, Nihmnnut. Putnam Blackstonr ana tranklln
and arrives In Boston az q 80 \. c KENDALL. ~
C. ). MEIIEN General Manac"r Ns'"''
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Accursi. Vito and vile T. John Bell and sno n :
ll@th.>t. rlenfuntaNc. MOI tEace-. y months
Bauer Charles H. t. Cornoliu, Wake I,sth.st "
old Bofon Road. 3 years. $500.
Carr Aonfo, To Charles ! Applcby, trustee ctc. lot
No l@i. @b waid. Mott Haven. &C. years 81
u Enr"lnan. VIM 10 Charles Towt ~ al. No. Ola
Slip. year, $4,000
Frank. Saa.uci. 10 George Marcus and ano. trustee
etc, 1st-aNe. iSih-st ) years. 40 coo
llari on. Henry II. Ia Su~inne Roller. : lOJh.st
" lst- ave. years. $500.
Same TO John T.. MchNcft - al. executors ctc.
l0jh-.t. " lstaNe. years, $50.
Jcntc@. Henry and Aio.ph. Henry SturL Q corner
iti-st ard 2d-aYc. 3 y'1fs. $2oO0O.
Noft.i. William II and wife. Tho Title Guaranfc.
Trust Co. 4,tb.st OF 5lh.lyc. years, s3j 90.
rotfcr. ORLANDO y and wife. to The Mutual Lie In.
suranc" Company 81 No~-York. 97th-st West End
ave year. $40 Ono.
PcI"r, Augusta, tn Jacob Paul>on and ano, n "
corner hn'hony1Nc and Spring-s' year. 600
Shcwcil Elizabeth. n Wm T. Iiaws. trustee Q 9Th.
Hottest. ] year. 5000
Wahc, Flank \. 10 Frederick Schuck, = lijth.st,
3f-ayc, mortgages. > years $4,000.
Xurl0ewoci. Dornthca. 10 Isaac u Smith,
ave. Oakland Place, ycas, $500.
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NEW- YOKh. ONTAKIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CONSEQUENCE oi nc inprD, being llaae az the
foot Of Jayst Oh ana after June lSo2 The ferry and
snsfeired from Jays to the ferry OF the peansy
'ana Railroad company, az the foot OF West l3th-.t.
Trains leave West i2d.-t A M * min.
earlier from foot West 18th for Lake M"honk LAKE,
Minnewaska and Waikiki Valley II. r. stations Middle.
town. Boomas 6grsh Port Jervis Monticello Ellenvils.
dale Scranton. Walton. Delhi Sidney Norw,ch fdmeston
u.ica Rome. Oneida Oswcgo. Detroit Chicago and pons
West.
3,t3 p NJ Campbell s iI.l. Lakes Mohonk and Mime.
hurah. EcnyIllc Ialishurgh nurey,ille Liberty. Whs
t..0O T. NJ. Mddctown. rallsburrh. Iibertr. 1sv.
incscn Manor Ikoilkland WALTON. sidney. NorwIsh
caeo and West: Pullman Seepers; reclining chair car
except Sunday. .''
Pallman d; wing room seat. and seepnecsr bersAs
Obtained at S23 Broadway New-York. r. d, XNDERS0HS
q. ,. A.. SO Beaverst. NeW.Y0E.
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Trims leave station foot of Liberty 81. via
LEIlGH VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West

For E a 80 30 n sI5 sani n.y. slS
''o0 p ~ sundays: 90. 10, II % 40 30 n,
FOR bethlehcnr AlentOHn and Mauch Chunk : % B. rs
:, t m l.So 90 5d6 80 p NJ; sundays, 1900 SIS.
Tor h,llc,O2; SIS m 10. 30 si5. 7so D. M Sun.
days, sl5. II 90 a. n: 80 p. m
20 90 20 ,: M sunaays. s.l5. HOO a. m.
or NnkesLarre, PIttstOn and Scranton SIS m
10 g. 80 p NJ. suEdays except Scranton, sis
Tor LlmiIas $40 M; $780, 80 p. m. Sundays.
cts nd parlor seats be procured az l7o o35
2Cl 40 5S5 $50. LILO Broadway. 70 Murfsy.st ST.
nanll'N: 81 Las: ltth-st, 2a5 Columbus-aNe and 81
West l2Sih,t New;York 1888 wsshin gton.st 7S6 Full.
ton,.t, brooAyn and "a Broadway Williamsburg
"cstcott IN press Co. will call for check baggage
from botcl Or residence to destination ''
y y Mel .toD. C. q. HANCOCK
ir'st ten M'cr Ge1. Pass. Agent.
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I. RE LINES,

so.iI TRAINS sniSf...., HlU.Yogn Ann
SSIi SGAG9 N EiH ShkANyTTAAr9rA LAKE. ot
al1slR EAMA OF MOUNTAINS. ioRtSTs AND
Drs, route o, 70 Pa, ra;s' Paterson Tuxedo NcEeurg
S sS S n,S BS9aTS kra cSr9iHg W5,
Lax. W w Cincinnati ST. Louis Chicago and a
St. follows AM nYe minutes earlier from West 23a st.
WESTERN DAY ENPREsS.
q m A NJ. Daiy-N:a Niagara Falls and Chautauqua
C.OI Lake raNor Car New-lork to Buffalo. Sleeper
union station. except Sunday for Monticello.
VEsTlBtLE LIMITED.
z m p NJ Diiiy-Soiia train for Chicago via Chauau.
C.VV qua Inl~, with dining to Chicago. Sleep n
to Chicago. Cleveland and CLlclnnlti.
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
y on 7. NJ, except Sunday-For Binghomton Homes.
O.cU dale and Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
- Oh =. NJ Daiy-Soid train to Chicago via Niagara
O.CV FAN, and Grand Trunk Railway. seepers T.
Buffalo Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
8 70 ~ p sni,s ,, ShaataraSa Lake and Nesan
Buffalo Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR PORT JERvIs.
XVEEK DAYs,s NJ . a. M 10 80 a. m. p M
D. nj Sundsys-9 a. m, p. m. ESQ p M, 8 80 .. m.
FOR NEWBURG.
WEEK DAYS-9 a. m, 3:i5 p. No., %A5 p. M, 80
w M. p. m. Sundays a. M. D. M 8 80 ,. N.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MATS AND IIMi-,AbLh> may be obtained nom
tanning select lis. OF hotel. boarding houses Sub
Skht sSS'1 PGLSAS "%;5
w.y ssS S
baggage from hotels and residences through TO destination
ID. 1. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
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Storage

+ THE HATA'ER WAEEiiOr ~. shaw. from $50
~ 10 SIN -ts.Nt"rac cfor furniture goods and
Of every description I'm separate clos crup'rt
ncnt.. always hc during business hodrs boxing
packing shipping. aud everything apIertlinin' 20 she
aaud OF Vr "ry attended est mate. furnished and
n-I ton iu,ltd. Oni'c 800 West 3itl-t
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FOR BOSTON
AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.

LoNG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE
Solid Pullman yestioule uain leaves Brooklyn H. I
X Station). o1 m daily. except Sunday. duo =
Boston 80 y. M Xickes st L. l. r r oAees.
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TT VIE BOOK OF OPEN-AiR SPORTS, octave 500 pages
llustrated The standard authority American open
Air amusemcnts Rules for sailing, swimming ball play
ing shooting horseback riding. &c.. &c. In fu 81 Dor
copy. Published by The Tribune, New York Entertain
Ing ana universally complimentcd BY the press,
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RAILROADS..

nallro1o9.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT By
Block Signals&Interlocki
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Dcsbrosscs and COrtiandt Streets,
On and after 1901 n. III, NAY 22d, 1872.
THE FAST LINE.
900 A. M.-Pullnan Vctbue Sleeping and Parlor Cara
i"dss;po s'i ii 70 :. r. chssse KS ,.
Louis D. m next dAy. Connects aiso for Toledo
''' Tie PEyx-YLvAxlA LIMITED.
.d "g as '; Car. Boom s d Rss rps
:sac aHf
e ssni s e, Arrives srs
i ESais tDi M no mex. d:y .n''s' $50 Ill., '"a
1T LOU, AND CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
Hoia. and Dining Cars rom NsS.lsrG % st. Lou,
sad ciasnna ye'Ys.s s%OInE Car o and VesnpGl.
tiasnastl io:.5 M. and st. LOU. 80 D. A. mex:
THE COLUMBIAN ENPKrs>
BOO r. W. Pullman ve'uSuis S,epin,; Dining smox:
and from E, t:t.s So ale! rs I'll
5 10 p. N. neN: day.
THE WESTERN EMPRESS.
$50 l.. W pullman Vestlbuie Sleeping Car NewYork
"a FSs R p nSssa e; Ss..ss 4::s !:
.s,sss Sgsss. Ak 1. II Tssss t:5
PACrr,C EXPRESS.
500 naTs; s,S e, eorr Car NsJY0,k 70
s,Ss "a ysi:sc Ss;S
n 'Ssas aGd cSunSS. ssSspt sa"rd
400 r. 70; a. p,a's s, on McanC@d add Dan
sv gf'S oa k MON Through Sleeper
500 u, io5 Il gsin: CO c9' s,D. and oso
300 r. H. Ssnaad SasA S 9sy n9G oa"s a. Ss" With
GSas aass s sad
BALTIMORE wAsHINGTON AND THE sOrTH
ssnscr Coaches Di0ils-tar 70 baltimore arriving in
ss %'' p g n~.,ea. daily Phil
s@sn ,s IS on eIs., NJ s ssr s. ss beyond usual
Additional E.prs.: Tr,l9 ~ md 81 ssG .ps
ETC., end ' n s 'aS 500 dsa o 900 SsH' n
;as s5s 50, s.ss,,.; with ,sos.
For Care May. 90 y. m. weekdays. Through Buffet
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
LIMITED IN 9nin Carr. sod Il % a. IN. 70 % 90
S41d 90 p. ma end l2;ii night Aecommodaton:
~ fn 20 ~ an S o9 M. Sundays Express.
Q 90 90 80 3 90. $50. s 90 and 90 u m. aad
- IL - nght. Accommodation: S 90 and : 90 D. m.
For Timetables OF Trains 10 local on;, ire Pcnnsyl.
Sos I 49, az S e ID is!Gn nrasdT Tk
$c WI G0fs ss 3d. q, ind Snsys ISL da ; 10,
brosses and Cortlandt SITS courts st. SEQ Tul,on.st
0s Broadway. and BROOKLYN Annex Station foot OF Frl.
!on.st. brooklyn; IS Hudon.s;. Hobo1cn Station
jersey City. '
Tie NewYork Transfer Company will cal, for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences through destination
CHAS L. PuGi. J. Il. WOOD.
Gneral hAHo9er. GeneNl Pass'r Agent.
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Ciin proprrin for Sale.
FOR SALE.
immcat, possession. Coitag, Iiol- iG5h.st.
Mottavc. ii rooms and l'th ever. ta.nc aud To
god order lot - foct by 100 h't Inquire premises
rtwecn 10 \. ". aud l.. II.
Tor further particulars address u. II. SCOTT. I6jth-
t. DOR, from Shcrldnnasc. Harlem rS,r II. L..
M"l7ose station.
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RAILROAD SYSTEM.

Station foot Of Liberty ST., North Riyel
Time Table in effect Mav -. ls92.
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GcatlJers.

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woo d. Avn N
STATION.
ntaLEM XIX. RAPID TRANSIT.
These lot, well ioratcd IN loyllar and rapldr
growing ncirt orhof. street. and avenues graded
stores. scools churches end cott1gcs and
Ncnient rapid transit stton 33 minutes i2dst
Fnrc by monthly ticket and iNo-thrds cent. per
ride Tho lots ready for immediate buding. and orr
splendid opportunity Tor people u modeat mean, T.
"a home Sit Title guaranteed ffct Of cost to
chssers. Etsy trns.
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE.
under inmcD-" 'nt Sub.t initial lunch sery'd before
all. special day ~ ale VIII lcNc r.aut
central Depot ~ 80 D. stopping ~ i1th-st. aui
MDu HsNsu. TCSofnng ium diat"l, Ncl sale
SEND ron MtF~
and free Tas'os 70 JAMES l.. WELLS. Auctoneer. 80
Llfrtyst
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A MN HAVEN, 75c.
~ EXCURSION good days., 81 25
Steamers c. II. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip Pier o5 l. r.. p. m. and II r. M Sunday rs
sYsep,Gd cornee5ing az New;Hayen Win special &r
&c Through tickets sold and baggage checked at oti
Broldway York and I Court.st, b oohlyn
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A Ml..al...

These curious personal resemblances,
which are not uncorpmon, have given
rise to the popular belief that every man
has his, double somewhere in the world.
It appears that the double of q well
known professor of the Rush Medical
college is hairdresser, whose shop is
situated in the immediate neighborhood
Of that institution, and who, well aware
of his likeness to the learned doctor,
carefully copies the latter in dress, bear
ing and demeanor. A few days ago the
professor was walking homeward from
his lecture room, when gentleman, en-
tirely unknown to him, stopped him in
the street, saying:
Follow me to my house. I want you
to cut my hair"
The amiable professor, one of whose
principles of life it has always been never
to withhold from fellow creature any
service that it might be within his power
to render, meekly accompanied the stran-
ger home and there addressed himself to
the task thus imperatively prescribed to
him.
Lacking professional scissors. he
picked up pair of shears, used for cut
ting paper, from a writing table in the
dressing room to which he had been con-
Quoted, and with this implement pro-
ceeded most conscientiously to cut his
victims hair down to the very roots.
When he had cleared about half the
skull he accidentally stuck the point of
his shears into the scalp of his patient,
who, springing to his feet in great pain
and wrath, exclaimed:
Cant you take care what you're
about? Do You call yourself hair
dresser?'
ga hairdresser!" returned the aston
ished sage. Certainly not L am only
Professor Blank, very much at your
service, as you perceive. Chicago Inter
Ocean
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OF THOSE aeMeMsgReo.


There is no moment when our dead loss power.
sUnsignaled, unannounced they visit ns..
Who calleth them 4 know NOT. S6rr0WfuL
They haunt reproschfulIy some yenalshour
In days Of joy, and when the world Is near
And for q moment scoufge with memories
The money changers of-the temple SOUL
In the dim space between two guifs of sleep.
Or in the stiffness of the lonely shore,
They rise for balm or torment. sweet or sad
And most are mine where, in the kindly woods
Beside chiidlike joy of summer streams,
The stately sweetness of the pine hath power
Tocail their kindred comforting anew.
Use well thy dead. They come to ask of thee
What thou hast done with all this buried love
The seed of purer life2 Or has it fallen unused
In stony ways and brought thy life no gain?
Wilt thou with gladness in another world
Say it has grown to forms of duty done
And ruled thee with conscience not thine
own2
Another worldi How shall we find our deadP
What forceful faw shall bring us face to face?
Another worldi What yearnings there shall
guide?
WIN love souls twinned of love bring nea.
again2
And that one common bond of duty held
This living and that dead, when life was theirsi
Or shall some stronger soul. in life revered.
Bring both to touch. with natures certainty
As the pure crystal atoms of its kinds
Draws into fellowship of ioveliness?
IS. Weir Mitchell.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-30
Tight Lacing Once MORO.

1t Is trite but correct remark that,
as the human form has been nodded by
nature, the best shape is undoubtedly
that which she has given it. To endeay-
or to render it more elegant by artificial
means Is to change it; to make it much
smaller below and much larger above is
to destroy its beauty; to keep it cased
up IN kind of domestic cuirass is not
only to deform it, but to expose the in
ternal parts to serious injury. Under
such compression as is commonly prac-
tced by ladies, the development of. the
bones, which are still tender, does not
take place conformably to the intention
of nature, because nutrition is necessa-
rily stopped, and they consequently be-
come twisted and deformed
Those who wear these appliances of
tight lacing often complain that they
cannot sit upright without them-are
sometimes, indeed, compelled to wear
them during all the twenty-four hours;
fact which proves to what an extent
such articles weaken the muscles of the
trunk. The injury does not fall merely
on the internal structure of the body,
but also on its beauty and on the temper
and feelings with which that beauty is
associated. Beauty is in reality but an
other name for expression of counte-
nance, which is the index of sound
health, intelligence, good feelings and
peace of mind. ALI are aware that un-
easy feelings, existing habitually in the
breast, speedily exhibit their signature
on the countenance, and, that bitter
thoughts or a bad temper spoil the
human expression of its comeliness and
grace.ZNew York Ledger
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-30
SOCIETIES.

"A ssEMBLY, NO. 1927, K. OF L-Meets in x.
~ OF r. hail the second and fourth Wednes.
Gays OF each month at 7:30 p. IN.
WASC0 LODGE, NO. Is, "A. F. Il A. M:--Meets
~ nrst and third Monday of each month at 7
nALLES ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. O.
y Meets in Masonic Hall the third Wednesday
OF each month at P. NJ.
MODERN WOoDMEN- OF THE WORJD
IN1 Mt Hood Camp No. SO, Meets Tuesday even
ing OF each week In the X. of p. Hail. at 80 p n.
I COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 5, 10. o. F.-Meets
~ every Friday evening at ESQ O'Clock in K. .
81 4. hall, corner Second and Court Streets
So1oorning brothers are welcome
ID. CLoUGH, sec'y. H.A. B1LLs,N G.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. g., K of P.-Meets
i, y every Monday evening at 7:3O o'clock in
vited. s~..Ts. w 8 6sp. .1.as III IN
ID. .W.YAusE, K. of R. and S. &c. G.
WOMEN's CHRISTIAN TEMPERENcE
UNION win meet every Friday afternoon
at O'Clock at the reading room. All are invited.
TEMPLE LODGE NO. 8, A. o. U. W.-Meats
Il at K. ef p. Hall, Corner Second and 1.o1r3
streets, Thursday evenings att
".s MYERS Ffnancier N. W.
TAs. NEsMITH POST, No. 80. G. R-Mee,s
= every Saturday at 1880 P. NJ, in the X. of p
d OF L. E.-Meets every Sunday afternoon T.,
1Os the X of r. Hall. -''
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~ evening in the X. of P. Hall.
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