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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-06-10
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
WORK BEGINS.

The contract for making the eXcava.
tions for the government building has
been awarded TO +. G.. circuit at bis
bid, S742.96. He is given sixty days
from June I'd to have the work COM
pleted, and will begin at once with as
many men and teams as he can
handle. The dirt taken out will be
sold. In case the contract should
not be completed within the prescrib-
ed time penalty of $40 per day at
tacheS to the contractor.
This looks like business, and our
citizens will rejoice to see the dirt
flying. Doubtless bids for the found
alton will soon be called for.
Mr.. Grout is good workman, thor
oughly reliable, and will carry out his
contract in thoroughly satisfactory
manner. The ground is being cleared
of and by morning nothing will be
left upon il except possibly one pile
of brick.
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MADISON LAKE ITEMS.
From the BreeZe.1


Anthony Baynes, of Jamestown, is
hauling out material with three teams
to build a large residence to replace
the one destroyed by fire some three
weeks ago.
G. G. Sutherland has shipped of
bass and pickerel 1900 pounds, the last
week
About 300 pounds of buffalo fish
were taken from Madison Lake Thurs
day and Friday of last week.
The village council met Monday
evening. They established the price
for day labor at $3.50, and $3.50 man
and team. The help to be paid the
1st and 18th of each month.
Robert Harris has disposed of his
property to M. E. Everett, of Water
vile. for $3.50. Mr.. Grey. of the same
place has purchased the lot adjoining.
They will erect double brick build
ing. Mr.. Gray will put in stock of
drugs, and Mr.. Everett will put in a
bank. Who says that Madison Lake
is not getting to the front?
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FAVOR BAKERS NOMINATION.

The Blue Earth county alliance held
meeting at Good Thunder Thurs
day. Geo. Daley, of Mapleton, was
elected president Of the county organ
ization. The Irvine question was con-
sidered, but was left with the sub-al-
liances to select the kinds which they
wish to order.
The following resolution was unan-
imously adopted:
Resolred, That at the Forthcoming
Peoples Party Congressional conven-
tion meeting in Mankato June 9th,
the Blue Earth county alliances use
all honorable means to secure the
nomination of Gen. J. H. Baker, who
is member of this county alliance
and in whom we express our utmost
confidence, as candidate for congress
on the Peoples Party ticket.
The Peoples Party Congressional
convention meets in this city June
9th. 1t is understood that Sevatson,
of Jackson county, and another man
from the western part of the district,
will be candidates for the nomination.
1t promises to be an interesting con-
vention.
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HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI.
A Very Pleasant Meeting is Held
Supt. BechdOlt Watched.

The annual meeting of the High
School Alumni Association was held
Friday evening at the High School
building and was largely attended. The
exercises passed off very pleasantly
and were highly ENJOYABLE.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year at the prelimin-
airy business meeting.
Cbas. l. Flanagan, President.
Harrison Schmidt, Vice President.
Miss Minnie Bangerter, Secretary
and Treasurer.
Miss Lu Davis, Poet.
Mrs. H. E. Swan, Historian.
Fred Bechdolt, Orator.
The following literary program was
carried out:
Piano SOlO-Miss Florence f. Soule.
Poem-Miss Kate Sparrow.
Duet-MiSses Hattie Simpson and
Mary Nicholson.
OratiOn-Fred Kruger.
Instrumental solo-Miss Flora Wise.
HistOry-Written by Anton Serum
gard, read by Miss Mabel Thomas.
Solo-Dr. Wait.
Concluding remarks were made by
Chas. l Flanagan, in the course of
which he presented to Superintend-
ent Bechdolt, on behalf of the teach
ers and members of the Alumni,
richly engraved gold watch and chain.
The watch bears upon one side the
professors monogram, and the charm
consists of the High School pin and
also bears monogram.
This gift was complete surprise,
but Prof Bechdolt made happy re-
spouse.
A reception was then held in the
lower hall, in honor of Prof. and Mrs.
Bechdolt, and was largely attended
by the patrons of the schools, who
came to express their regret at the
fact that Prof. Bechdolt has seen fit
to sever his connection with the
the schools. 1t was very pleasant at
fair.
The interior of the building was
handsomely decorated and presented
an inticing appearance. The Con-
cordia orchestra furnished music.
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A LARGE CONTRACT.

The Board Of Public Works opened
bids Wednesday afternoon for the
construction of brick main sewer
on Washington street, and main
sewer on Broad and Warren streets.
The bids were on clay and cement
pipe, and very little difference in the
cost of the two materials was shown.
The bids were as follows:
J. Mccall and M. Mahoney-
Brickse 1925. 90
Broad and Warren, 3,S39.45
Each 20 fit house connection, $50
do 40 TT do do II go
S7,3CS.S5
Cement pipe per cent. less than
above.
Mahowald & Landkammer-
Brick sewer, S2,380.00
Broad and Warren, 1926. As
Each 20 fl house connection 900
do 40 it do do 1900
Total, with 92 connections, $7,547 As
Above for either clay or cement pipe.
Grout & Wallace
Brick sewer. s2.46O.OO
Broad and Warren, 3,4S4 so
Each 20 it house connection, 1900
do 40 TT do do $500
IL manholes, S45 each, 495 90
lampholes, 6400
flush tank, $500
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LAND FOR SALE.

Do you Want to buy farm in East
ern Oregon within | to 20 miles Of
railroad, that will yield % bushels of
wheat TO the acre? The climate is
mild and healthy; the thermometer
did not go down to zero last winter.
Winter seldom lasts more than four
to six weeks Land sells now at from
s. to $40 per acre, and as the country
deyelopes is rapidly increasing in
value. For full particulars address,
A. A. JAYNE, Arlington, Oregon. 4St6w
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For Sale.

Farm of POO acres four miles south
east OF Medelia in Blue Earth county.
$50 acres under GU tivatiOn, three pas
lures we'll watered, large grove, good
orchard, large commodiouS house and
barn, plenty OF timber, beautiful
streams running through pastures.
Terms easy. Inquire Of Isaac Nay
craft, Medelia, Mimi. 52wtf52doawtt
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Children Endowment Society,
Of Minneapolis, Mimi.

The En- iowment Society kind Having
duly Incorporated under the laws and under the of
department this State Also been admitted
in the State of Wisconsin.
The object of this incorporation enable endow their chill
den a
when is most needed, 16, years of age
The Endowment effected by taking Soc1ety
Stock which paid quarterly from date
to its maturity when the child reaches
will depend the the child
and 60
Let suppose for child old
total liked bring back the
$456oo reaching birthday paid
the first and second and So each for the last the
During
and Sc the ohe will be the
$4,000 child still
share exactly child from date of application
the date certificate
be $4,000 be given
integrity of gentlemen
the society Now this $4,000 that pay
from
First, from the of money compound interest
Second who before child
Third, apahon by DEATH
Fourth, of the premiums
ASo old line
think will readily
shows that the paid old line
each $1,000 policy $2o8oo Now where
From the who pay before
that which daily
with these payments The Children Society
old line along
which its certificate gets per
of the premiums actually paid In
Fer further particulars address.
#. II. FRENCH, Secretary.
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e. d. TaylOl's

for SOuvenOr spoons as follows:
Gen. Grant,
Grover Cleveland aud family.
Col. Ingersoll.
Lovely Engraved Mankato Spoons.
Gen. r. e. Lee.
Antietam spoon.
Barbara Frietchie Spoon.
Gettysburg =
March to the Sea s.
Grand Army
Monitor and Merriman''
StOnewall Jackson .
Emancipation
Aheridan'S Ride
Appomatttx
Independence
and many others. The handsomeS
spoons you ever saw 52t2dwl
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When shehad Children. she gave them CastoriA
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June 6. 1892.
BALDWIN E L Nelson, Mrs Anna
| Barbendreier, G A Nilsson, Mrs Mary
Barnes, Cap + H Olson, Miss Saral;sa
| Berger. Francoir Peterson, Sir
Born Miss Minnie Rice.
curtis, Mrs Sadie Rotary Washing Ma
Cha pman Mrs H A chine Co.
Daley, G smith, W Linderman
Fgelkjon, Kristian smith, VIM
ates, John STRAND, Christen Nilsson
Henery, Mrs Ella Svenson, Miss Magrete
Johanson, Frank Taylor, Geo
johnson. Martin Townsend, Gid
Lloyd, G 'rutch, Joseph
Larson, Ole and MrslWilson A L
Maren Woodman, Sylvester
Mills, Miss Fife
In calling for the above letters please say lad
vertised" and give date of list. Letters remain
ing unclaimed at the expiration OF 15 days from
this date will be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE.
w. W. P. MCCONNELL, P. N.
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Restaurant Men !!

have a Broom restaurant, 44X26, two
stories high, built new in 1891, with barn, to
rent at $4,000 per month. Have a well estab-
lshed trade Stock invento' les S400. Town
of 1000. A splendid opening
Call on or address at once THos. E. SINE,
ATT Window, Minu
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MONEY TO LOAN on improved farm
lands at low rates of interest and easy
payments. G. w. MEAD,
Room PIG Investment Building.
46tf Mankato, MINI.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list of unclaimed
letters remaining in the postoffice at
Mankato, Mimi, for the week ending
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Lehigh Valley Railroad

THE Pha. & Reading Il. II. Co.-Lcssce)
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortandt and De.
br0sses ITS follows
7 a. N. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
M. for Geneva Lyons Elmiri Rochester Buf
the West, PottsNile aud principal local points
Chair and Pullman Car Suspension Bridge
a A. m for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
IL a. m for Planneld ami oil erInediite points
II 80 D. m Elmra and intermediate polnts chair
to Wilkesbarre.
nection to Reading and Harrisburg.
80 p. Tor Bound Brook and all intermediate points
40 d. for l.. and Il Junction ami principal inter
mediate points. Chair Car 10 /. and B. Junction.
for Potteytle and intermediate points. Chair
Car 10 PottsNile. -
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg
80 d. III. Pennington and oil intermediate points
80 D. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira Rochester. Buff
fslo and the West. Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and
pension Bridge
$40 r. M connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hazel
ton coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II for Msuch Chunk ll0zeton Shenandoah
and Intermediate points.
SIS p. IN. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
80 y. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmrl, Rochester, Buf.
falo ana the west pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and
pension Bridge.
General Eastern Once, 90 Broadway
Tho New York Transfer Co. will Gull for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through 10 destination
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Newmann Margarcha and another to tne ~ o1o
Life Insurance CO. 1!rh-st OF bth-Ne Acai 70
Povira BcnltO. 70 Title Guar1ntgc ana Irus' W.
H"eima1n Christian and WIFE, to Louis p Manner
I3th..t w Avenue b. years, Ti,OtO f,.,an,aa
SI.terthwait,. Thomas T. and VIE; 60 lltr ~ ya,rs
and Trust Company. 4ith-st. Ma1l'oh'd'c' Juno
$lS 600. . so,, q, ~ Avenue
A. | year. SlOj0O. -. ,,,..,. - . Washing.
St'lten. Edward, to Sophia !. blauNclt' "'o
t0n.ave : 7th.,t years $1,000 -, r...u,or Man.
Tcryyllfccr and wife, 70 Johl 'IonlH'i'
hatian.aXe " corner l2Oth.,t. year, ~ 300 ,
Walker Alexander and another. to ii,hafu . h'''
a Rivrrsid Drive lOith--t year, elJl-V' ,,A %, ~
WITHIN. John II, 20 Denis Hogan , o0~i'' y"
oth.avc ! years mortgages. 81 l.f"u: ..,..1 - n
cornor an AMI Mercer st-. year SO ono. ,,,-
York Frances \. to EmigIant lniustlli Si'lhsS p'n
l4jth.-t 3d-ave ! year, $1,000.
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REAL ESTATE.
pIrSINFSS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The Real Estate Exchange was well attended 9es'er'
dav Int the bidding not active me most I'M
uortant sale wa by II. Y. Ialnet a Co., VINO olc'cu
by order OF the executors Of the estate oi sdrh d.
Xicoll Nos - and 81 FultOn-st., hvc-stofy Dfoh
dwelling, OH lots II .eXil9. The property rents Ior
- 100 per annun John T.. Kaughran was the Duyer
AT $1,000. a., r., ,,i,h,,
he same auctionccrs offered No AZ. East Eghy =
third ST. 4 threc,tOry and basement trlck buildlhs
ON y dot .,ONlO..1. now occupied by inc LiSIts
Deborah Nursery and Guilds frocctory. IL brought
5l7 500 flOm Louis Lese. ,,n..o,
lillian Kennedy sold no. So second ave, between
Third and Fourth sts., four,tory BRICK dWehIns on
:, L,t 50.-l The bidding started at $1,000 ana ran
ND +, 80 700 j. ". Milleg was The purchaser
Che same auctioneer offered under foreclosure Ms
, o,y and O31 LeXiugtOnave, south OF seventy -
i7y93 each They brought $4,000 each from H.
Guggenheimcr. 49, -, ,o,. r.. ,r ras.
,,c h,1red ftieth st. between Morris ard Court
landt ayes for 5000 TO q. a. Frank, also Il lo' IN
East one hundred and fits first ST.. adjoining III t'o
re,r o5AI36 with three story frame house anu -. n
two story famo house IN the rear. lhe PToPoiV
hroucht =. 800 from william Landgrcbe. , 1900, l.,
Marlin +. Hatch offered all the right, 1tI" anu ",
ore.t of the assignee In No. lab west one hnnur'N anu
ffitv irst st. a three, story stone front dwelling on Il
lot IoAoJ il brought so from Charles ): Coui.cr
II is announced That tho Lynch property NJ 'hc
Hundred and ii y lfth-.t and Eighth-ave mas peeh
leased 10 the nltcd states Cattle ana Aoiso ono"
Company.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

AIN, Macdscna. Philip Heurly, sth.st, OF
u; yars. -, 400.
Ieaty. Robert \. 70 Emlgfant Industrial Savings
Drunmond Margaret. and another. 10 Fanny Bowen.
lSth.-t. Of SHAVE; years $1,000: $500
Donnrl,on Samuel Il, and wife. to Alfred t'utwilig.
Nos. 43g AS West 5lstst; instalments. $4,000.
Fdnger. sophia ~ Regime BunA. ssth.st e Of
2d.aV": years. $4,000.
Friedman Henry &. TO Ca oine Beume. Houston.
81, Of CllntOn-st; instaments, 5000 .
Goodman, Louis, and wife, TO Alex ID Wilson Mad.
lot $40 map Hendrck Rutgefs: wars: 3cC0.
same. Theodore Blttcrmsn and wife. 2l7 Henryst
ar-, 5000
Goldberg, Hymon and wife 70 wlllansbureh Brewing
Co, Delauccy-t Sherinsti instruments, S2OOO.
Hack Frederick n Sarah x Peck, 5 sithst. { OF
Amsteriam-avr; years $1,000; nj,
Heinrich Christophe to the East River Saving In
Isaaes Reuben, and wife 70 Joseph levi. trustee.
n C0tllst, " n-aye; instanients sloOOO.
Jacoby Morris. 70 stephen u Oliver and another.
trustees, 3l3 East 4Sth-st; o months tl4,O0o
k1Ier, George and another. % Harlem savings hank.
8 l42d-st, Of Alc>snderAve; year ~, zoo
Levy. Aaron ct al to Jonas Well and anosher 8
Rayard-st. " Of Bowery years, MORTGAGES: Tzofop
Montrose. Ann T. aud another, 70 John Mapes' c $
Wcbstef-aey u ~ Samuel--t. years, rO'uOo
Michaes, Matilda, Hebrew b1I''odeht orphan
Asylum society City y. coumbu--a'e' cor ois<
Il. ) years ys3 600
Frederick j. Middlebrook, 8. Coumbus-ave.
n OF 9lstst, 3 years, sl9 900
Same 10 Elizabeth AyMsF, W ColuDsuSass u OF vlsr
st.. 3 yssys, SIS, 0Qe.
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W On. y. {. 4 II. X. II. Co., Lessee.)
Trains leave t2d-st North River station, NewYorks
a. iocws end 20 minutes earlier from foot Jay.st n
3itO ~ M.-Dally for Newburg. Kingston, Albany
daily except sunday, west Of Coeyman's Junction
euse Rochester. buffalo, Naasr Falls. Detroit Chi
cago daily, except SATURDAY, for Toronto: ,,.,
113J A. M-Daily except Sunday for Albany and Utlces
500 = M:-paily. except Sundiy. for Albany; o..
ease Rochester Bqnalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
Ss1J M-Daily Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse. Roehes:
ter Bundo. Sagara Falls Detroit, Chicago, St. LouisS
HAAXWERSTRAW LOCALS, a5 .s:t5 r; NJ ao
;s5,, $50, ii :4S p. II. i'''' ~ N'' ~.
Sleeping ears for Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. "
troit Chicago ST. Louis on all through trains ...oos
cor sssommodatons or informaton apply at offices Br9S
Ss 1o Sns Annex as %sdwsy
l43 Bowery, - Park Place 80 West l25thst., and
stations. C. F.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
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ERIE LINES.

SOLID TRAINS bEIMEEN NEW.YoRK ANo
cHcRA"1 NJ chAHyTfASTe9YAN tHKE qR ~
HAMA OF MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AND
Direct route to Pa.saic Paterson. Tuxedo Newburr
dale Scranton, Bnsham,on. EUira. Corning. Watkins
@ sHH bnra F TorGS chSsSsGss
Lsse Cleveland Cincinnati, ST Louis. Chicago and oil
It as follows and I'VE minutes earlier 23dst
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
J.UU Lake. Parlor Car Ne~.YorS to Buiao sleeper
Hornesville Cincinnati. Connect, At Port Jerys In
union station. except Sunday. for Monticello
vEsTIBULED LIMITED.
a. m p NJ Dally-Soli traln for Chicago VIA Chsutau.
5.UU qua Lake with dining ear 20 Chicago sleeDess
20 Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati
MOUNTAINS EMPRESS.
$50 and ao anissh h'n'd''
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EMPRESS.
6 On r ~ D.iiy-soild train to Chicago VIA Nasarn
Buffalo, Rochester. Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
y On T. A. Dnlly-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara
S.oU Falls. Solid train to Chicago sleepers to Buffalo
Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIS.
WjEg55E DA5sts 8 g. e. = 30 81 r. p 20
p. IN. sundays-9 m p. m. o 80 p NJ ~ p M
FOR NEWBURG.
xx1EEK pAYS-9 a. M. . rs p m. Gas p. m. 80
w D. m. Sundays-ss q. m. 9 y. NJ. 9 80 y. IN.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND 1lME.rABLLS may be obtained from
NI ticket Offices Also copies OF >ummer Homes" con-
tanning select st OF hotels and boarding houses suburban
MONIES" dcscrl bling vicinity Of Newfork; "Chautauqua
fT,ICKErS AND Pu LLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
l i0i, 81 and o57 broadway. Chambers and West
i0T Brosdway Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson.
st. HOboXcn. and Jersey CITY station Ere Transfer
Sene.s throuah to- TO desnaton '''' ''A
d. l. ROBERTS, General Passenger Agent
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW.JERSEY.
'lIhe Tort Ktodng t. +. Co., Lessee.)
FOOT OF LIBLRTY.ST., NORTH RIVER.

FOOT OF LIBERTY.sT.. NORTH RIVER.
Tine Table Of November 18th. 1891.
30 a. III 9foE Easton Mauch Chunk, wilkesbArrs
Scranton RSGns Hii,r;,6grs lamaqGa po'I;ys SEA
Msa@s thanE wkesbsrres and fano S1''' ''' '''
d@ Ea aG4 and anf aHd6 Chunk On suuta.
Ea.toa, Maach CHUNK sham9tin aud wliIlam;p9ft.
scranton RIDING iSfFi.5urs Pott. ill., SaSSa ss.:
,loP p N for E,,top M.gsh chunk RSsdI.ag. Harris
On SUNDAY for Ea;ton. Mauch Chunk. Tanaqla, Potts
as for Ea.tSa M'uch CHUNK Rssding Harris.
mokin. -
as B. m. for EastCn. Maach Chunk. Reading Hsrr..
burg gS &c Sug 10, r At go sr 3 Rep,owO
FOR Flemington at 80: 90. s:i5 a. m. 90, 80.
=" Eof ? ss % 80 s5 10 co. Il 80.
SS &c. &c. 10 80 40 No. o6 gl5 co. 1Hs, go. 49,
For Bound Brook at 80 200 : 90 5.S s4S 90,
?oO 30 90 30 IS. 200. siS, 80. Sto:.
5a S 80 80 C 800 300 10 SO 80 p M Il rss
2;is. g. 100. 800 $50. 600. 90, 1000 p. NJ.
10 3d. F'3 s. e. % 49, !S 49, s:S: rs
90 Az els 80 10 90 90 Il s go D. S H. 81
T. zoo m is, 90, $50, 100. 20, 90. 10
A AZ 90 HsA, ian sss . ss
81 r. ''1 "f:R Hsn: ;Ss'a e.
Grove and Asbury Park 90 a. M 90 D. m.
FOR LAKEWOOD
At 4 80. s:i5 a. M, 80, 3:+5, 20 p. N. RAs!er
trains leaving AZ 10 M, - 0Nts
For = Tom. Riyer BsSaseat Park and BarusesA ESQ
10 a. m. | 30 q 20 ENpressl D. m.
For Atlantic city, Yineand and Brdgetoa q d:~
Fcr Monmouth Beach and Seabrcht at 80, aa&
IL rs a. M. l 80. 4 :oO. 30 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Philadelphia 80, as 10 II 80 r.
| 30 2:l5. 80, 90 100 90 80 D. m, l2lS
night. SUNDAYS; 300 10 80, IL 30 m, 80. $780,
3 ID. II rs night.
FOR and Washington daily co. II 80. with
Dining Car, u. 80, $3.50 Dining Car. 100
l. 10 night
Trains leaving at AS q. M, 80, 90, 100, 80
M IL rs night except Saturday night Sundays IL 80
M 80 200. 100 D. have connections for Reading.
Harrisburg Pottsyille, sc.
M, 80 80 p: M Il rs midnight except Saturday
night; Sunday. 100 y. -.
Tickets and pilor Car seats can be procured at H.
oGl AS. ga, lao 1923 Broadway, 737 8h.aye. 20
Vest l25th-st ~ Fast s5tl-st NewYork; courts1'
New-York Transfer Company will call for and checs
baggage from hotel residence.
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New. York. Wednesday. March ..

New York. "Wednesday. March =
The following sales were held At the Exchange and
Auction Room TODAY:
. = .,orv dwellings, with lots. Nos 10oo and o3l
ye.lugtonsye 5 Os.2 II u 74thst. lots 1889 each
h. bnsso wi:h lot OF Ijothst 500 II Of
cor-,1,ndt-ave lot 25slOO; q A Frank, q, 600.
3.-t,ry hou.s with lot. u l5lstst. 6tD !. W "
Con,tI,ndtaye lot 25xlOO: w Isndgrebe. 81 900.
3.torv dwelling with lot. n o. W l3lsSst Soo :.
o q 7tl- ave lot 2OhS5ll' All inc llEn'' H"o "'' '
J Coulter $50. =. =. n. :. -,
3d.st lot 90 6Nst. J Mleg. fl97oO. o.,
, 6.st,rv buildings. with plot Of land Nos ~ shi 81
Fulton. n Of Matcr-st. blot i33ASo'Nt5-o
4l.N: j r Knufhran sA5.10o . m, ,
3.-tJfy building with Ulo. ~ land No ~ T. c5l--t
n s. 200 II Of 1st.aye. plot 101lO22: LOUIS L'se.
sl7 800.
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NEw.yoRK. ONTARIO ANpwEsrERN RAILWAY

- ram i,.r . rom TO-, tLS,s. =, 30 a. h 90 mn.
Minnewasks and Waikiki Valley Il. r.. stations, Middle
Fsbargh Lb%sTy Ly na Manor Hancock Carbon
uuca. Rome, Oneida. oswego. Detroit Chicago. and
points WesC
3s15 p; Nh Campbell Hall Lakes, Mohonk and Mime
waska, Waikiki Ealiey stations. MlddletoMn, Bcemng
lake Livingston Manor.
1900 i. NJ, Mddletcwn, Pittsburgh. Liberty, Lily.
ingson Manor, Eockland Walton, Sidney, Xoswch
Oielda Osweso Rochestr, N,ssa-a Falls Detroit Chi
cago Wet Pullman Secpers reclining chair car frre
10 Suspension Bridge DAILY all other trains daily ex.
eept Sunday.
Pullman Ing room seats and sleeping car berths
obtained at 1913 Broadway, New.York J. b, XNDERGOH
q. n A.. Is Exchange Place. New.Yerk.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON.
TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE.
Solid Puliman yestibued train leaves Brooklyn IL L
H. X. station IL o5 l.. l. city IL 10 every night ar
riyes In Bosbn 20 4. m. Corresponding returning
Tickets and sleeping berths secured l.. /. h r.
Offices.
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flats 90 Get, Furnished.

ia THE GREYLOCK, A.-A.-A
A 2o,,he.s. corner West 7ith-, and Columbusave.
10 let apartments exceptionally well arraneeo' ~1f 81
entirely new method rents 81 300 20 &2OOo.
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