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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

A tramp stood ON the platform OF
the Santa 10 station at san Bernar.
dino. a passenger train was all
ready 20 leave He gnzod about the
place sorTowiuly, selected soft
looking brakoboam and swinging
himself INFO u comfortable position
ON Il prepared for the first stage OF
his journey. "All aboard, sang out
the conductor and off went the train.
II passed through busting little and
big towns, through the most charm.
ing valleys In the world, whirlcd by
enormous orange groves and stretches
of vineyard, by fields Of strawberries
and green peas, passing homes which
We're palaces, going through what
every one admits is the most bcauti.
full, the most fertile, most pleasing
region on the footstool.
The tramp lay ON his brakebeam
enjoying tho scene and reqotting
that tho love Of travel obliged him
90 leave such an earthly paradise.
After several hours ride the train en-.
tered quito a largo town and slowed
up rs IL approached the depot "San
Bcrnardinow called out the con
ductor. Hang III said the tramp,
as he climbed up from under the car
and stood ON the platform from
which he had started a few hours
before. He had taken u belt line
Santa Fe train over the kite shaped
track. Pasadena Cali Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

When NJ. Carnot travels he takes
with him collection OF decorations
and other distinctions for distribu.
ton among the notables of the towns
hc win pass through. The president
OF the republic, in order 10 cnhnnce
the value of the decoration, Is accus-
toned to pin il himself ON tho breast
of the happy recipient. On his last
provincial tour II appears that he
mndo n mess of tho operatiou. A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01
Discriminating palales demand
"RONAL CRYSTAL SALT.O


This Llniment is different In compo-
sition from any other Imminent on the
market. 1t Ia a scientific discovery,
which resnlis IN being the most pene.
trailing Linimont ever known. Thurs
are numerous white imlta,lons, which
may bo recommended because they pay
DC seller greater profit. Beware Of
these and demand BallArd's Snow Lin.
iment. Ii positively cures Rheuma.
tism, Neuralgia, Cut, Bprains, Bruises,
Wounds, Sciauc and lnflammatory
rheumatism, Burns, BoaldS, Sore Feet,
Contracted Muscle, STIFF Joiuts, Old
Sores, Pain In Back, Barb Wire Cuts,
Sore Cheat or Throat, and T. especially
beneficial In Paralysis. Sold by Y. q.
NJ I. Drug Dept. Xxx
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The oouscli then adjourn cd.



Which among the nations In the
world is entitled to the credit Of the
FIRST newspapcri Tho oldest journal
in the world, according TO Mr.. I'm.
dorhill, is the London Gazette, which
appeared first in 1865. This Of course
is very erroneous statement; but
Mr.. Underhill would have been quite
accurate ii he had said that the Lon
don Gazetto was the first newspaper
in England that ever inserted paid
advertisements.
l remember many years ago turn.
ing up the first number Of the Lon
don Gazette in tho British museum
and noting the advertisement Of a
patent medicine omauating from Il
firm which 10 the best OF my belief
was in existence IN London less than
twenty years ago,
That not very reconcile authority.
'Haydn's Dictionary Of Dates, tells
us that the ancient Romans had daily
newspapers called Acta Diurna, which
were issued in G9i B. G. that a jour.
nal called the Gazottn was published
IN Venice about 1886, and that the
first real newspaper published In
England was The Public lntclli.
genccr, issued by Sir Roger L'Es.
trangc in 1868, | should say myself
that II exhaustive research were
made il would DO found that the
Picking Gazette enjoyed an extensive
circulation some thousands of years
before Rome was founded.-Loudon
Timps.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01
NOTICE.

SfEALED BIDS WILL ~ RECEIVED ny
- the undersigned, NJ room 2, city Hal,
salt Like CITY, Utah Territory, up TO I. O'Clock
unon, Monday .sortembcr lith ltg2, for the sale
uf 90 ahArua ~ fiork Of tho at Lake City Gas
company, corporation organized aud cNtsung
undcr the laws Of the Territory OF Utah, sid
stock beng the property Of ralt lAko cry cor
TuutiOn.
Each bid shall be accompanied by deposit 81
~ least ten per cent OF ne purchase price.
hitch amount shall be- forfeited ~ salt Lake
city " the bidder tails toeuuply with tho terms
or hls bid alter the award o. made tu him.
Terms. OF sale cath,upon confirmation OF sale
by the city Council.
The right a reserved 10 reject any aud all
bid.
Ny order Of the CITY Council of salt Lake
CITY, made Tuesday, September 2'th, lsal.
4. l.. ST hNrON.
d!od CITY Recorder.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

travel on said road, and with this In
crease the dchloment Of tho stream
will proportionateiy increase, 10 that
while the evil effects of such a
road upon the canyon stream at present
would he great, In lime this evil would
be greatly augmented. Tho statute
giving tho mayor qualified veto pro-
vldes that any ordinance, resolution or
contract apprOpriating or involving the
expenditure Of money shall be presented
10 tho mayor for his approval. Those
are tho usual modes by which money Ia
the treasury q n city IL appropriated and
tho ones contemplated by tho Legisla-
turc. In the ease under consideration,
tho building OF the road, which Involves
tho expenditure OF money, was author
lied to be- done by verbal motion. IA
tins action In effect i nothing more OF
less than y resolve of The council. II u
necessary that Il should bo presented TO
the mayor for approval.
. The oouncll then adjourn cd.
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NOTICE

Us HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCK.
4 hulders ~ the Aofth Point Consolidation
Irrigation COMPANY, that tho annual meeting
% The stock holding ni the said company VIII
DO held At O'Clock pm. on friiAy, the
fCgrnth day ui October LoNt, nt the Cullen
Hotel, SAT- Lake NY. 10 elect Hoard OF
Director for tho ensuing year and 10 adopt u
the waters Of tnc canal belonging ~ snid com.
pany and for tho purpose 81 increasing the
Capital stock. thereby changing section Z %
tho Articles of Incorporation, also amend.
ins Articles Of Incorporation, changing day
Of nnnuai meeting aud such other business
pertaining to the Interest Of the company a.
may 30 brought before ".
J. W. WHITEHEAD, IN,
Salt Laie City. Uiah. september sih. ls5l d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

For the accommodation OF those
Wishing TO attend the Territorial Con-
vention at Provo, Oct. bth,.a special
train has been arranged for via the Rio
Grande Western to leave salt Lake at
$3.50 am. The tram will start from
Ogden conveying the Ogden delegates
AMI friends to this city, where the Salt
Lake County delegation will join and
proceed To Provo. IL Ia hoped tina. as
many ~ possible VIII come with us.
Fare will be Sl.00 for round tfip, and
train will return 30 minutes after nd.
Journment OF convention, whenever
that may be.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

A citizen popped out into his gar.
den ut very early hour, and turn.
ing n corner discovered Patrick in
the act OF digging up lot of vege.
tables. Patrick, seeing the game
was up, advanced toward the pro
prietor and sand, "rhe top of the
morning TO your honorl And what
brought your honor out so early this
morning."
Indeed, Patrick, | Just strolled
out TO see II / could find an appetite
for my breakfast Then, eying
Patrick with some suspicion, he
quoried, And now, Patrick, pray
tell me what brings you out so carly
in the morning
"lndade, your honor, Just
strolled out to sec IL could find q
breakfast for my appetite. Hurt.
ford Post.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ a meeting u the stockholders OF
lions Co.oFNRArIvE MERCANTILE ISsri.
TUITION will be held az tho insiitution's
. shoe Factory. on South Temple Street, be-
tween East Temple aud First East Streets.
this city, on Wednesday. October 51h. lssi.
At ~ noon, for the purpose Of hearing re.
ports. the election o. officers and directors
for the ensuing year. and for tie uansAc.
ton Of such other business as may 90
brought before the meeting.
7. q. wEBBEn. Secretary.
sAlt Lake CITY, sept cath. 1850.
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STOCK DlvipEHo.

AT A MIFrISg og TIN BOARD or
~ nlrcciora ct The We'll Annie NininF aud
Mtling Co, huld August .ifi, lssi, INC follow
ing fcaolution was unanimously adopted
"htHolvrd that he Treasury stock Of the
company, via c0l shafea, fcscrych lof ne
u.fa ana pufpnics ~ De c0Vornunn De- us
uihuicd pro rata among the aiurkhnldUrH
Any ueruu holding crriincates Of stock IN
sal1 company, mas, upuu duplication 20 John
y. Nchckcr, secretary, % No. - " % south
Main street. saif Lake Citv.' iflh. rut their
proportion % sad e1uuat arcs Of SAID stock.
JOnN l. NkuEkiN. SECRETARY.
Dated SAT- lake CltI. -cpicG'bef 80, lts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

There has no doubt been more .Ivos
OF children Snved from death In Group
or whooplng cough by the use OF
onions than by any other known Iem-
eiy. Our mothers used TO make pouli
tices OF thin, or n syrup, which was
al ways eiectual In breaking upa cough
or cDid. DR.. Gunn's Onion Syiup IL
made by combining few simple rem.
etles with II, which make IL more
effective a. n medicine anu di stroys
the taste and OdOr OF the onion. 500.
Sold by z. q. NJ. 1. Drug Dept. DDS
"RoYAL CRYSTAL SALT" is
100 uef cent uure
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

or Hood's SafsNparilla wins friends
wherever Il l. fairly nnd honcutly trioi.
Its proprietors are highly graiitied at
tho letters which come entirely unso-
licited from men ANA women In the
learned projections warmly commend.
Ing Hood's Sanaparilla for what 1t has
done for them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

"rhero has been n continued ten-
dency 20 bowel disease hero this ses-
ion,D says q. w. 5hivsll, druggist,
Wioklifie, KY, "and au unusual do-
mand for Chsmii.tlain's Collie, Chul-
era and Diarrhua Remedy 1 have
sold four lO,tles OF u this morning.
some remarkable curea have been
Effected by IL, and In all cases II has
proved successful." For tRle by y. @.
M. 4. Drug Dent. dda
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nnIInE.

fI'HE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
4 stockholders q The fifih Ward Co op
Store Will no held at iteir place ot business. on
Monday. October 10Th, at $50 y ~, To hear the
financial hcrort, the election ot Directors and
Tor TIE transaction 81 my other business that
may laNfaiiy come i'foro tho meeting.
ARCHIBALD tiiEEhAiiiN, secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

Hoods Pills cure liver ills, Jaundlce,
blii0usness, sick beadRche, consiipa-
ton. D
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

Impure salt h gritty, bitter and hss
acfld, PuckeTy tsele. "KOYAL CRYS-
TAI SALT" IL 100 por cent. pure and
has sweet delicious favor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

For fine Wall Payer and Room
holdings, go TO the Utah Paint ami
Oh Co., opposite City Hall. cod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01
rrnRIToniAL CONVENTION

Special train conveying to Provo the
Ogden ana Salt Lake ielogatss and
others via Rio Grande Western leaves
Salt Lake ut $3.50 n. m. Returns 80
minutea after adjournment Of conyen-
tion. Fare Sl.0O round trip.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01
sEALrp PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or TUE BOARD or Public woRKs,
talt Lake city, Utah, sept n, ls9!
To Contractor I5r Street Paringi
=, kALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- coyed until O'Clock pm. Of Monday.
october ard, is0l, for the work Of grazing.
curling and PAVING with stone hlockt ani a.
phaltum all of Eaat Temple Street, between
south Temple and Fourth Touth streets. ~
Paving District No. 2 also ali Of frst touth
street, between west Temple and state
Streea, IA Paving District No. 4, and Second
south street, totNecn West Temple rtrect
nnd state street IN faVing nistTict No. OF
talt LAKE Ciy. There viii he about 1900
cube ARDS OF grnding. ii,lt0 linear feet OF
curbing, 1900 square yArta OF ston0 block
pavement, and shout 800 square yaTda OF
hsphAlium pavement 20 DO laid,
SPECIFICATIONS aud forms " contract and
bond together with fnll Instructions 10 bidders.
viii be furnished on Application.
Address board OF Public works, No. l1i
South Main Street. salt Lane City. Utah.
The right Il reserved TO reject any and all
bida
~ order of the Board.
A. y. DORENus, q. l. HAfSEs,
ViIY Engineer. Chairman,
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MALE II,.1p WANTED.

= - 10 sIa PFH DAY ~ HOME. sELL1NG
POI Lightning Platter ami Plating Jcwrlry,
Watches, Tableware. etc. llntra huost 81
JtWolry 10 good ns new. on Ill kinda ~ metal
with gold, silver or nlesel so experiences Nc
capital. ifrry huuHc has FnofH needing plat
nv ~ d DELNm 4 o.. ll-nmlna. y. .al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

To take oil out OF carpets or wooen,,
put On buokwheat Hour and brush Il OH
very carefully into n dustpan, Keep on
applying till all OF the grease has been 40.
knrhed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

Or. Burrows, Oculist AuriEt and OPP
neian. Spectaclos fitted. CommsFcial
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Epiourean palates demand "ROY.
AL CRYSTAL SALT"
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Monty To LOAN.

A PRIVATE PARTY HAS SOME MONEY
"A 20 loan. No unnecsfsary eNa enso or do.
lay for good security, Enquire H. sherwood,
20 Main Street, salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-01

"RoYAL CRYSTAL SALT" aid,
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Hoon's p,LLa arc ths tss, tfiaralnnsr
nils Thev asdIt disf lfiun aul euro hDliache.
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RECORDED NORTGAGES.


Boyd, Elizabeth and ano, to Chas Treat, 4jth-st,
Bond, Choics and wife 20 Gertrude Fl-i.chnan, al
$ 5o6i-,. l't'ye. and prop 0dJ mortgage year
Iee1er Henry. and ano. TO Grace Levy l'sth-st.
-. Etueker Joseph and VIE to Joseph stern No 329
Ca,ino;o, Ago,t.no and VIE. to Abraham Steers,
Ca.t!ae. william 3, to Ei% " Candee. Gist-st, c
DGndo9. Xr;6gr IL and ano. to Anna J Randall. XIX
Place Is cor Ryer.aNe, . Years fiyoOQ. ana,
Fischer. William snd wte, to Cecilia Il Pohle Court
land-ovc, cor lGOth.st wears. q 900.
Con; Char., 4, and wife. to Bertha Goodman, n :
MasfInann, sophia, to Anna ses'L 3l-avc. II
iryns coesiantr, to i NJ irving as oduiol.ts'ri>,
s9ta.st, Of lStaye' year ncttgages, ~ ;oo
Newl ork s2d.st. Of St9aye years 80 Go3 a,
o, Kp,ss James and y.e 20 So'& !e3 ana
L]on Dore. and wife Gcorgc i HYATT, IOOuh.st,
Of cSaTe%saye ,, . mortqasG Gs cl v,eor
MG sas Of V tos S@a G'' year. i1' aoo
M:Icc.vtr clafcs to = c 'JO'eph, ll9th.st Of
sMo6oasld William % Donald TnatrlcE il'n-ave and
MSrsn cent? and and a e to theodore Kan ct al
77th-ss Of columbusaye' year mcrtgeees, sI4 900
Msnsy ssR*? s:s.s Hss '
Co. M:Esyn $685. Of awe @% aS''
I .; ggd to Fd sr sou Sf''''00" Glare
Of H Ss1: 3 Ts s559e' and Trust Co.
PslIou. James g. TO Hc,Iry p Dc(iraaf' Jackson
Palmer Eaphae b and Nile Clara Fai-chnd.
Decaturavc. ~ Of JacobSt year., 1900.
psl S 2'nrs e e So5n''0e Mower o' Of
Rat, cs,ha,d and VIC e oso benjamin farF 10Th
ave- Red SSrss VIZ Tia. ose and Trus,
s .es August and sFSSOG
sell George # I5'c;i Fs' tp dIss 81.
" q othaye, year % coo co.,.
Of ilth.aye. wear. $3.50
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LehiQh Valley Railroad.

Qae PhEa. & Reading l.. T. Co.-Lcssee)
PAsS4NUEIs t.AISS .ls,e .VO~ Y. NO.IaAds .Ad Des
lIUs-cs sts iJlOpS.
g. ~. FOR MaUch ChuIk and intermediate points.
tl0 a. u. fos Geneva. Lyons Elnit1 l,ocaester ba
fplo and West pOttsSie and !ncpal local poIe
Chair car Lyons and Pullman Car ~ Suspension Bryce
a ID. Mauch Chunk and interuetlat' points.
IL H. for south Painhei AMI ell intermediate pontH
II 80 D. m EmirI aid intermediate poinLs. esA1
WIKI sbarrc. -.
lection 20 Nea6!aS e.t Harrisburg
80 D. M for bound Br OK and ell intermediate ponA
40 d. m. for l.. AID Is Junction Ani principal Esr
nedistr points. Cha- Car ~ l.. and b. Junct0 .
~ D. IA. Pott sille and int rn.edate points Chsu
Car 10 poitsNile. ,,.
20 D. ~. Tor Nauch Chunk and intermediate ponta
Connection 10 HEADING and Harrisburg. -
80 D. H. for Fcmin ston and al intern odilta pon,.
80 b. N. Tor Geneva, Lyons ElH.rs Rochester, But
fao and rhe West Pullman Sleeper 10 Lyons and su'
pension Bridge 80.
40 D. connect for all points IN Mahaa0y snd Haze
ton coal regions.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
10 and II s. m. MaUCh Chunk, Hd1eton Shenandoah
and Intermediate points.
5l5 p m. Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
80 p. for Geneva, Lyons Elmr1. Roc hr.t.r, Buff
feo ana ne West. Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyons and So
pension Bldge.
General Eastern Office. o35 Broadway
Tho New-fork Transfer Co. viii call Tor and chAS
baggage rom hotel or residence through 10 destination
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Nem publitailons.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
PUBLISH TODAY

w ny MPEkS NEW BUN,
TRAVELS AMONGST THE GREAT ANDES
ot the Equator BY EDWARD wHYMPER. With $50
Illustrations engraved by the Author Large SNo $500
HON. THEODORE ROOSEVELT WRITES;
'Mr. whymper not content merely with the con.
quest Of mighty Chnboszo lie also caInIaigned sruns
the greatest fellow peaks. The story Of his tray
els Of the hardshps he endured, and the runphs he
achieved only mountainccrs but also
10 all lovers OF manly adventure"
"a SUPPLEM ENTAEY APPENDIX 20 Mr.. Whym-
pes contributions from fifteen biologists
and scientists the collection Of birds, Insects
reptiles fishes etc. which the author brought from The
Andes. OF these specimens. ninetysX species
20 science. Csvo. IS 90 metz a pamphlet. by Mr..
Wbymper Is also published on HOW TO USE THE
ASEROID BAROMETER. Csvo IS net)
SECOND EDITION READY.
SIR EDWIN ARNOLD'S NEW BOOK,
POTIPHAR'S WIFE,
and Other Poems. 12nO, s1.25.
The extraordinary demand for Sir Edwin Arnod's
volume Of IoAus just published, Egyptian japanese
and themes = evidence Of the popularity
Of The Light OF Asia" whose poetic gift
fl expression in this fresh volume Of verse.
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CranstO n, West.Point-On- the Hudson

will open MAY 10th Mr.. tIan-;on VIII .giy. his undl.
vldd attention 10 the Hotel this and NAY be seen
the Marlborough by lare, desiring 10 engage room,
Hall anI room, heated b. steam and grsc fms
THE BOOK or OPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 500 pages
illustrated. The standard authority American omen.
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ing and universally c01lplnented by the Dress
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6nm mer Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
SARkNAC Like HOUSE,
MILO b. MILLER, Proprietor.

Having OF this house. shall In the future
conduct Ia manner fully To maintain ito former high
reputation Best cuisine 9 the mountains. all dccacs
Of the season House located at an elevation Of 900
climate recommended for lung and throat toubles hov
unknown splendid trout fishing and hunting Oie1
nrcplaces In par0rs ofce and dining. room; 600 teet
palsas electric bels In perfect sanitary condition. open
MILO u. MILLER. Saranac Lnkn v Y
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Glisccllaneons.

FNEALOCIC AI--The undcrs gned Will maze invest.
VI cations for persons desiring TO become members
Of the Revolutionary sccietcs Fee IS in advance Extra
work. Fanny Trees, Arms, etc. given application.
q. WASHINGTON DALI. 2l2 Sthstr n. L., Washing
ton, d. T..
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New.York. Mondav, March H. 1892
The following sales were held at the Exchange ana
Auction Room toda;
3sto,y dwelling with o:, No 50 Stanton;s' :.
CO. II Edridsc-st lot 223N15i Frederic" " S'H'-
4..ory building with lot No. 27G5 3d.ave " $,
between 46th.st Courtlandtave, lot 2ONlOON"OA95
Ludwig Herr. $4,000. .,--, =, ~e.,,,,o,d,
lot on East i6th-st, running through to CouruanaE
ave q 31aVe. 2jN9O&2jA13 NJ BFuAeenhnn az zoo
10; nd Joining above, 25XG7 same purcna>er t-Soo'
lot adjoining above. 23A0O: George Vol Sou
lot ad Joining above. 25Xo2 \ NJ smith. ;3,ocY
1.story flame building. with gore plot OF Iana,
Courtandtave 10 It n Of 3t.ave. o0N1SAv3 NJ bruSsc
mann - coo. a.. o-.o,u.o,,,.-x
w lot adJoning above 25x6ox2ex73; Charles Speman
SO 700. - -oo,oo-o. cono ,vo,,
$3.50 go .,, ~, o 80 an,
o7=5 3d-avc running through to COurtGndtaNe, plot
j4xiox52; Abraham BOehm $3.50.
lots sidr Courtlandtavc. ia II n Mave, 2ox-
each: II p Falrchild and William Walsh $685..
l-sory building. with three lots. Nos 2foo u - 20
2iavc VS. Of COurtlandtaye. lots lGAabout 90 each
II Hccht, 500. 7C0.
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SUMNER SCHOOL or THE
METGoPOLTAE ~ ,.lGE. OF MUSIC
OPENS JULY /, 1892.
Boarding accommodations All al the wine-
schoo retained. Dudl.y Buck Pres. \. Il. Parsons
VicoPres. L. b. H0wley. Mus. Dir. For particulars
II. w GREENE. Sec. & Treas.
10 & 81 East 14tI.st, Ncw-York.
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Musical Instruction for both Sexes.

i NEW. YoEK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
Established 1868. Chartered 1SO5
REMOVED TO III EAST 1STII-ST..
HEIWEEN trII.ANE- and IRVING PLACE.
SPRING COURSE IL ALL BRANCHES.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS NOW OPEN.