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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-04-15
-Waseca co. Herald: Mr.. w. IA.

-Wd ScCd W. I16fUtU' DAA' ~ e'AA'
Henderson, the successful and noted
sheep-farmer of this county, and one
of the State Farmers Institute lee
turers, was in the city last Tuesday,
to ship some samples of Waseca coun-
ty grain to the Worlds Fair, to be
held at Chicago. He shipped some 60
or seventy pounds in all.
-Mapleton Enterprise: 1t is not
Or obable that the railroad company
will build new depot before fall.
They have fixed up temporary quar-
tiers which will have to answer until
new one can be built. The
village council at their meeting on
Monday night, took a step in the
right direction when they decided to
put in stone crossings in the future
wherever practicable.
Madison Lake Breeze says: 5. A.
Anderson, formerly of Mankato, has
purchased farm near Greenland,
one of the incest, he thinks, there is
out doors. He has fine house cost
ing about $1,000, and is very comfort
ably fixed. Notwithstanding the
fact that he is one of the prominent
stockholders in the Mankato Mercan-
tile Co., Mr. Anderson patronlZes the
merchants of Madison Lake to great
extent for the reason that they sell
goods very cheap.
Mrs. Henry Guenther died this
morning after an illness Of about one
week, caused by fall which injured
her internally. Perhaps one OF the
saddest pictures is that several chill
dren have been left motherless to be
cared for by a fathers hand, which,
to say the least, is not that of moth
er in any case. The remains were
taken to Mapleton Monday morning
fol. interment.u MIR. Guenther has the
sincere sympathy OF a warm-hearted
people in this sad affection.
-LeSueur Sentinel: Reports from
this county and points in Sibley near
here generally confirm the statement
made by the Sentinel some time since,
that the winter wheat crop is pretty
much ruined. The lack of snow this
winter as we'll as the heavy freezing
in March has about finished it. A
little spring wheat has been sown al
ready near this city, but the
late rainy weather has suspended
operations in that direction. The
roads continue to be almost impass-
able but a few days of warm, dry
weather would help them decidedly.
st. James Journal: While loading
some lumber at Holen & Hiles yards.
Tuesday, Andrew Anderson, of River.
dale, met with an accident which
might easily have had fatal results
A board on which he was standing
tipped up, throwing him in front Of
the wagon under the horses heels
| The horses took fright and started tx
run, one wheel passing directly ovel
Andrews neck. He became tangled
in the lines and was dragged for some
distance through the mud. He wa
picked up, and after the mud wa
scraped off him it was found much tt
the surprise of everyone, himself in
cluded, that he was very little hurt
the soft mud having acted as a cush
ion.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1892-04-15
From Thursday's Daily.

The Cassidy Packing Co. have sold
a car load of hams and shoulders to go
to Los Angeles, Cal. Thus does Man
kato's business field broaden. The
Packing Co. also purchased a fine car
load of l, 200 pound steers this morn
ing.
Mr. Jas. Shoemaker sold at pub
lie auction in the barn of G. M. Phil
lips yesterday afternoon, the stock
held by him in the matter of L. & II.
Smith Company, of Illinois, VS.. G. t.
Taylor. The sale was on an execu-
tion, and W. G. Hoerr, cashier of the
Citizens National bank bid in the out
fit of Irvine and several buggies for
the UNI Of S725.
"A telegram was received this
morning from John E. Meagher, who
is now in Boston, Mass, to the effect
that his son William, who has been
very sick, is better. He also adds
that the physicians in attendance
have stated to him that his sons
lungs are not in any way affected and
that with good treatment he will be
all right in a short time. This will
be good news to his many friends
here. Mr.. Meagher wires that he will
probably go to Washington, D. c., to-
morrow.
Engine and Boiler For Sale at Fibre
Works
Just the thing for saw mill. En-
CINE 25-horse-power; boiler 35-horse-
power. The buyer that means bust.
ness will get good bargain.
M. G. WILLARD,
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From Saturdays Daily.

Rock Co. Republicans have invited
ex-senator Ingalls, to address them
upon political issues in the near flu
ture.
The Scandinavian Republican
Club is making preparations to do yeo-
man service during the coming cam
paign, for good government The
Club numbers several hundred and
each member is enthusiastic for the
cause which is represented.
Mr.. H. A. Hobin, of st. Paul, who
has the contract for building the
court house at Blue Earth City, is us.
ing Mankato stone for the same,
which are being furnished byT. r.
Coughlin & Co. This building when
completed will be one of the finest in
the State.
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From Wednesdays Daily,


Edna, the little three year old
daughter of Geo. Gottleber, fell from
asfence yesterday near the city hotel
and fractured one of her legs.
We are informed that Mr.. Rich
ard Wigley in the near future, in
tends to build house on his property
on State street, near the Seventh Day
Advent church.
The election of officers of Hose Co.
No. for the ensuing year took place
last night with the following result:
Foreman-P. w. Pitcher.
1st Asst. Foreman-T. Fl. Williams
End :" A. ID. Beach.
3rd L. Wilkins.
Secretary-J. A. Lewis,
Treasurer-B. M. Smith.
Mr.. A. 2. Halfhill has sold for the
big mill, a car load of Superlative
flour, to be shipped to Los Angeles,
CAL, in few days. This is the first
instance when. such quantity Of
Mankato flour has been ordered to be
SenU TO Une racine cOaSU.
School desks, maps, globes and
black boards. J. P. Reed, Mankato. 80
"A Sunday school teachers Union
meeting will be held at the Y. NJ. c..
A. rooms Tuesday evening April 10Th,
for the purpose Of discussing the adj
Visibility of having regular weekly
union meeting of all the Sunday
school teachers of the evangelical
churches in the city. The committee
hope to see a large number o. teach
ers at the meeting.
Constable Little, of Mapleton,
met with loss while coming up on
the train with a prisoner who had
been bound over to the next term of
the district court on the charge of
disposing of mortgaged property. AS
the train approached the West Front
street railway crossing the prisoner
went to the water closet in the corner
of the car and, it is said, disappeared
though the window before he could
be seized. 1t is believed that he will
be caught again as he is well-knOWn
by the officers of the law throughout
this part of the state.
The largest assortment Of music
that can be found in the southern
part Of the State, at Musser's, postof'
flee block. 43tf
"A successful operation was per.
formed yesterday on the person OF
Mrs. Randolph, wife of the engineer
Of The Saulpaugh, by DR.. Davis, as.
sisted by Drs. Andrews, Warner and
Webster, The patient was resting
comfortably at eleven o'clock this
morning.
"A meeting Of Co. "F'' was hello
: last night to elect 1st Lieut.. in the
, place of Byron Hughes, resigned
, When the ballots were counted it was
found that H. L. Bulls had beer
elected 1st Lieut., this being in tn,
line of promotion. Ballots were ther
distributed to fill the vacancy caused
, by Bulls step upward, and H. V
|, Foster was elected. The following
, non-commissioned officers were ap
! pointed by the Captain: 1st Sergeant
Vandeworker; I'd Serg't, VIM. Ander
son: Sd Serg't, Ed Carter; 4th, do.
e Jas. Shehan; 5th do, Griffith. Cor
' porals-Wm. Wood. Bates, Peabody
! o. Throdahl, Otis VIM. Schellbach.
DIR. e. J. Davis has removed hi
Office to No. 300 South Front street
: civilians block" over Golden Liol
$ Store. Aft
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Grand Opening

OF the new millinery store in Union
block, 511 South Front ST., April 9th.
Correct styles and artistic designs in
ladies' and children's head wear. You
are cordially invited.
3t6d4tw43 c.. ALsTAD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

De5on. Am1o and "9S to Iy ooS Churchill ct al
Institution 50 10 Edrdfs-st, 2 yoar., leo
nrgnag, iIco!y 70 The NeT y- non savings h'"k
Christie. Robert: TO- j Il ia'brouck' 2ot''t W
Grove. William i. George refuI and ano. i93d-
t. Mount Morr-:a,c, mort'. inst.l,mcnts tll50oO.
l49th-st. Of Erooh-ave, wears. t3.'Oo
Du9c The, and y Tir 20 20 od scf'"" GOODMAN"
same John \ CISCO, executor ilGth-st Of
Togcl1an Cha, +. to p Lawton lG5th-st, rot
lots % aud 80. map Eltona. years, $1,000
Fischer, frcdcfca to o g L Curtis l3'thst' Of
GREENWOOD Fsak aud another q Abraham Rosenberg.
norgan, Arihar ) aud another, 70 Alfred Gutwiis.
35hSt o. 'G,a'T Seag f 3Secr and another.
:s s, sc Ia :: a. 10 yfr cal 81 Pa snc Column.
Kn,iey. Herbert sad wife 70 Jacob ''cs'enhancr
Lyon bore. and wife. 10 Lillian II. Stokes. 18th
st. @'1 corner F" p.Su sI@ yar $1,000 'o' O'''u
Ma Johanna q t. he Dry %1,, DP s 500 In'
Norris. John q to Sophia Elmer. : 3jth-st. 9Th.
same and wife TO Albert I Sire 35th.st 7uave
ciintons,; Hs.ier:t AGAR, 2 years. s2l 600
@Sss G ".nIiaen to w sinco5 Thompson ''d'
RSoade. CornciIa r. e Clllor \ Hand eyrx. Central
Par. s.N %s; corner to s cSs o tSo
corner Iioh.st, ycnr.. s22 900
SsS3si FAX ov ws era r@T !YSSo Roche '''
smith Eiwatd NJ to John II wayicl. 1l5thst
sch nh" Ms;is Ia IT, and Sao to Samuel blackwell
i2sth;.t Of wIl'sy: ,o'' , % 600 600,
Of Dclancey.st : years. az COO.
wese nSbc' 'o e. =, e 200 s9"cd Friend Forsyth
sam 70 Farmer Loan ed Trust Co. FOrsyst
zwns. sary se" and S wIte 500 Edward rbD.
11th.st Of Avenue c. year. e. 600. -'''' .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

In addition to the sale by H. j. Phillips of 143 lots
belonging 10 the Arnold estate NJ the Real Etate Ex
change reported elsewhere. Adrian H. Muller, d son
offered Yesterday at the Exchange On behalf Of the estate
OF samuel lli,cox No. 337 $50 and '9l West Dwelit-
q The property consists Of thrce-'tOry brick
hnIding covering the entire lot 1t rents for 1000
The bidding ran from $4,000 mp TO $4,000 SOM
BROTHERS were the buyers. II. V. larnctt Co. SOFA
No A16 Second.ave and No 3O2 East Twenty fourth
St. lot 24sx1CO. The bidding ran from 100000 up
IN $40 600 otto Wagner was the buyer Smyth ~
rron offered No. eI6 Ba~ Twenty siXth->t. The
properly consists OF tlreestcry brick building with
an cir,toen,tau stable and casriaec-lousc. The lot
& o,6yIOo The liddng ran from $4,000 up TO
80 O25 ~ Fernhackcr the buyer. AZ tIle 'ucA
sale of r. v Harnet Co.. the following stocks were
sold: , ,,o, s,oo coch
100 shares Natioaal Broadway Bank, S23 cach'
so shares Eank of Newlori 800 each ~ H.
100000 Mrsri, d Essex X. IL. 70 nlNt mp' tS -,
$40 600 Alabama i" per cent bonds dne l"o''
10 40 shares Bank Of the State of Tew-lork, 800
'''i 10000 Nalama Funding per cent bonds due
100 shares National Butchers ard Drover'' Bank
I'll Share. Corn Exchange Dank, 500 each 90 -
Is shares New York and NcwjerScy Mlhihg 'o"-
ii; ocO Anchor Manufacturing Company Of Micme.'
& per cent bond interest April ana oc. ,Lhod -
october !, 1890 and all Subsequent coupons '"'"o'o'
100 shares National Heating Company, 500 cacn
oo:, .boros National Citizens Sank, S25 each, 139
o. share, Importers and Traders National BahR'
500 each. Gl2. ,.. ,ro,iorol Rank $50
10 ,6arr, National Park Bank 500 each 80;
80 shares southern National Bank Tloo 'ao'' ioo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
Anetion Sales of Real estate.
" Only 100 but Strictly Choice
WIN. E. TAYLOR, AuctiOneer,

announces an early sale OF strictly choice building ioS a.
Uirhwood y. j. on the Northern Il. Il. OF " j" U" 'e
beautiful Tenany road. opposite High" ood Depo" AUS
property belongs t. :hc estate OF ex-senator i "
Herring. former President Of the Northern ro'u' "'" -
in the heart OF the millionaire district. "h'ch i''''uo'
Enclcwood The lets nearly every 'ree' III nv
village The sale will take place on Saturday "pr '
90 sharp rain hnc; large tent with hn' o'nu u
music and special train the Northern karoad' lerns
10 per cen: day OF sale, balance In nony pay
mcnts For free tickets, maps etc. call az D. D Oo"'
shoe store 20 Grccnwichst. at H. NJ NelIS ur's
store 403 Hudson.st; at Ahrens & "hlteheadS cigar
store 1oll. West l4thst.. and a. the ONCE OF l. H.
Barowskv. II and 43 wost.. ~ y or write inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
NEw-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

Trains leave Wet i2d..t. at : 80 A. NJ rs min.
utcs earlier from foot Joy.stl for Lake Mohonk Lake
Mnncwu'ka and Waikiki Valley r. L. stations, Middle.
BOOmlngburgh Port Jrris. Monticello. EllenVlr
Fall.burgh Liberty Livingston Manor Hancock Carbon
dale. scranton Walton Delhi Sidney. Norwich Edme,to
unca Rome Oneida Oswego. Detroit, Chicago, and points
Wet
3,iJ =. NJ. Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk and Mime.
wa>ka. WAIKIKI Valley stations. MldGetown blooming.
burgh Elenvillc. Ieilsbursh. HureyNic. Liberty White
Lake Livingston Manor.
200 T.. NJ, Mddletown, Pittsburgh, Liberty. Llv-
oneida. O.wero Rochester, Niagara Fails Detroit. chi.
cage and West pullman Shoppers reclining chair free
Su pension Bridge. Daily all other trains daily ex.
ccpt sunday.
pullman drawing. room seats and seepngcar brrths
obtained az 1913 broadway N"w-YOrk. j. {. ANDERSON.
u. i. A., 80 BtaNer-st.. New York.
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Ncw.Yorll. Tuesday. April o.
ono hold AZ the Exchange and Auc-



M, ,,,o,tn solos vec held at the Exchange and Auc-
ton Room to-day 80 a, 4,
5sory b,dng with plot o. iGgd No. 80 4, 4 '2S Il
1nmn'iips ~ 800 -.,,.,
-, i T.; O. aS Mad5n %9 lot s>l033 Robinson
100 Il g" 7,lal@ lot - SA.,s - q Cro.;man $1,000
IVY Ia 10, = Lolrr1.t 100 It II OF lS7th-t -'So
s,,ofy 6Gildna plot q land Nos rs, d To- ~,
west l2th..t ; ~ % w"shineton'-N pot o'N'''
cor s %o oti et ,ot is"io6 WAGNER 10000
WI ' ESTAIE or IICHAED ARNOLD. -
lots ON I.noN-ayc. cor l-0tl--t' -'N'" ''"' i''
polaa Ss' ,' NJ lai-t 80 Of LcnoS1yc lots
!o Wr.i ls.t,t 81 II Of LcooN-o'e 2'N''l
lot. on ia,t s7,6,t II W Mlisona'c. @5SicoS
'',h lot S oa Ea S s5n.t adjoining above 2'NiooS each
i'.r lot, ON r 77t.t adjoining above eaNoos each
lo., oa' -. :s@ ;ss W corner Ma i'''" ave-
Ios on "a, s-tl..t adjoining above. :5Nlco-s each
Man S'. ,diinr' above 25ylcos each. KHser
''V'GiS Si. 5. East ooh..t. lraA re- Of Madison
ave- 2IoNloTS N,n N9\ .orn.r Madi~on.avc 40
xl0os each. l. Jones 80 600 -. o..,oo q o.ch
lots on EaS, 9i,h:s adjoining above 2''iooS '''n
Dts ADJOINING Above. 25xico.s each. Som Bros
s'4 W.. aioulnr above 25vIoos each. schnusr
- ra' o.,'' 20 GOO corner "dl''o''' '2'N
lot, On East oa'a..t. adjoining above. 2'Ioo each
'o' ldi' Hsoaa e. oyc e5>ioos each; Max p,n1s"r
20 ot.. adoninr above o5Noos each George = JOHN
lot. s. Bat o-th..t. 100 It shave. @iHlool1
10 IT., "a, iocd.., 100 II shave. 25Nlooli
each George = johnson. 30 0oo - - o-oo ., -, .
lott W'-f lHiih-~i - ~ " 'ul-a'"' -''''''' W"
io,, W., isn,, so IT 7tha,e. 9'N9o1i ;
II NJ Rendheim f'H 500. c-.oo =,
each. same purcl1~ar ss2 COO ,-.... o-,oo =,
lot . w.t. i3ju.-t ~ u " i,cn"'ave, 2o''" II
coch A I
g lots n We l3iu--t - Il W IcncN.a'e 2'Nr'
'"'s 1o'n VI is,tp..t 100 n Lcnoyayc 2jN9oil
t,oh. Alexander Cado1. ZIG 500. c-oo >,
If lot 9 13Stist, 10 n " I"h"NiN'' -"N''''
each: Mango %3a oro - ,,c,h ~, IN -,
plot 81 on IsuuNayr n " corner l'Nul-@s "-''N
Io5: j NJ Newman. $4,000. ZOO. -, On -,
i22; jn M" w., iso,h.t 40 It SHAVE e5Sooll
cach " Grccnbsum. s. 90.
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Train. leave above station via
LEHIGu VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls and the West

SIS a. M. : 30 p m. sundays 3s D. m
For Ea,tol. 90. SO m I25O. 2.15. 3i5. SIS
80 p N. sundays; So, loo a; m; 40 73s y. m
For bethlehem. Allentown and Mauch Chunk. 4, 90 = 3
a M l.. 30. 3 i5 DO. 40 .. m. sunday sis 100
u. M, 4. -
For Ila1lcton s.lj .. m; 1890. 345. 80 p m. Sun
days. SO. II 90 A. M; 1.3S y.
For WiAcsbalrc, Pi:t>ton and scranton. SIS A. m ::
1870. So, 100 p. II. Sundays except scranton
For Elmra. SIS a. M; 1890 7.3O p M SUNDAYS.
7.jS p. H.
Ticket, and pailor seats be procured at Nos. Il .e
go .G. il5. ga, lllO 1923 Bway. 81 Ea>, l4th.st
137 ave- 1Oi Yves l2jth.>t. East I2Jh.st N,w
York; I Courtst $50 Fulton.st % broadway Rrookvn
New York Tnnser 60. will coll and check baggage
from hotel residence destination.
4. \. MCLEOD. &. q. HANCOCK
PreSJ zen. Mcr. Gen. Pass. Agent
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WM. T.. TAYLOR, uackchsack' NJ .

CITY or MOUNT VERNON.-Auctlon sale Wednes;;
4 diy. April 9Th. 1872 40 p. M; Of AaluaDic rt
estate in chol-e two stations mouse
rooms hath Inc collar in gool condit on 9t ,
ON corner and dist; Nag walks rl''trlc e,
gas sewers; churches, school, ana sot's' I'm
tiN,. terms easy. GRO. ". BARD. Once ~ leu
funding with Green Trim just around the corner from tn
rest N ZEN.
o. BUILDING LOTS At AUCTION. city OF Mount
81 vernon y. y. saturday, April 9th, p M, on
premises: ncghborhoof on line o. ne" electro r,o
minutes walk from NcW.Ila H. H. dlot, urUI 1
" BARD Auctlonr'r RED Buildlhg Win 'i''h iri"
Mount Vernon. y. y.
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Miscellaneous.
Geafbers.

MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PROFESSORS, TEA0dI.
a Ems Tutors, GOvornesses etc. OF all branches
70 UNIVERSITIES Colleges Schools and fomiies Circulars
Senoos 10 Pafents. Modern Languages spoken MIRIAM
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MEiiCAN AND tOIEIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
snppi,s ofssors, Teachers. Tutors, Governesses
&C.. 70 Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs j. ". YOuNG.FULTON % Union Square.
A EVERETT STONE CYalc) 1872 West 4sth..t nj.
- Nnte tuCori PREPARATION for college. Recommended
by Rev Dr. VIM NJ Taylor and David H. Greer.
r Est Teachers supplied for all branches in Sny
iocaIitf 30 FEE for registration. Form for stAnn
P.VHUfSSOON. American School Bureau, 2 w. l4ta. st.
+ lRSS a TEACHEl.s supgncd without charge
Il no Tee Tor registration. UNION Teachers
AGGNCY lesta6!shed 1891 W D. Kerr. ~ Eat llthst.
HE FlSK Teochsrs Agencies New York. Boston, Chi.
cago, Los Angeles, &c. 1000 positions FLIED. H. T.
CROCKER N. Y. Monager Lincoln Bldg 8 Union So
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w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

W IN. Y. {. & IL. II. r. Il. Ie see)
Trains leave t2dst North RIVER station. New. York
a. follows and 20 minutes earlier from foot Jayst n
1890 a. M:mDsiiy for Newbrrg. Kingston. Albany
7i5 A. VI. Daily for Albany; daily. except Sunday.
1000 4. M.-pally for yewburv Albany r,c, s,.,
cnse H s.,n Buffalo Niagara Falls: Detroit Ghi.
1888 A. M.-pay. except Sunday. for Albany and U.ca
i,9v T.. Malay, ,eNeeGt sunday. for Albany.
5i1S i. vi. Daly. for Albany, Montreal, Utica Syra
cnse ROc9eosGs Buffalo so Niagara Fails Detroit. Chi.
sis r. VI. Daily for Albany, Utica syracuse Roches
ter. Buffalo Niagara Fnls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago
uNVFitSiE Aw LOCALS. 2:45, .sA5PM.
NEWBUEG LOCALS, rs 10 IL A NJ: Il .Is IN
30. '0:30. sll.t5 T. NJ. " '''''
Sloping-cars for Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Ia.
troll. Chicago; St Louis. on all through trains ''
DAILY For tickets sbles. parlor and sleeping
accommodations or information. apply Brook.
k" sss 72e Annex once
148 Bowery r Park Place. SO West l2sth. st and y
afaaohs. u H. LAMBERT. Geaelal Passenger Agent
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miscellaneous.

II rheumatism, NEURALGIA, INDIGESTION Dys
IL pcpsia all Liver and Kidney Diseases loss 81 eve
sight, loss OF memory low spirits. general nervous md
physical debility. mental depression and weakness cur.S a,
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with voluntary testimonials OF te cured and
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pictured in 80 The Youth OF the Duchess OF Angouen'
recently issued 1t treats cntertaniney OF the life and Of
the great personaccs OF LOUIS XNIl Court and g'e
picture from the rOvast point OF Niew OF the ara"
matte episode OF the Of Napoleon and the hundred
days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
OPENING OF CUMBERLAND GAP PARK

On saturday April - cia train o Pullman SIrep.
ing-cars Will leave the New M I,
p. With Dnngrar attached and through 10 uarro
iatc Tenn Vim Baltimore aud Washington. Pa eS shoud
be secured NJ once. Apply u
l.. j. ELLIS Agt.. 1903 broadway. y. Y CITY
Or THOS. 4 DOE. IS Willlanl.st. ~ Y CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-06
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANsFrEs-N Y. CITY

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'7th;. ,, 80 1886 Wet Jon" p',''"''' - $4,000
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eo, Se 80 200 West Ma, cohen to Cr.ash $500
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,2c A,,' 70 75 r Of 3d,c eiNiool Joseph % 900
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li3d,t 100 ~ g Of iISGdc 1000
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9c'h-'t 80 r s'' aflr ''N''o '''" 1900
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l5c tnei tor r. - - NJ Dmrkny 600
Lots ~ and 80 M"n r'on' N'"o"S 1000
Ccnfrc.st cor Walkor.st. "1N12G 9th Ward
Richard ID Williams ~ Lillian VI Williams !
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Richard ID WILLIAMS To same ..-.-.---......-..-.