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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES

H .aS s Co. ana VII" $685.: to n: o TIE I, Of %s.
Hao ! gqy s s"S wife f. s EFs'?e ann
Book, philippine pine, and Henry to Henry Burden,
sc s ai Ss Rr!sSq y ssfs'.ea 'n 5000
Brookhem Julius, to William J Rodenbach, No
Casey. Mary to Jacob Fuhs and wife No 30 Wow
co MsS. Gohn and y we to the bradley and cur 1000
rier CO. dimited). 96thst. $50 # W OF Co
cS5se 5 ?"p Si Oil 1 1sF Posi- T EssS
De Lacey Elizabeth to John i smith 10 20 20o
Dieks; Charles i /. Ard wife 70 Bowcry savings
rIel6ig George j. and wife to Katie wendsi s. ~"
H T. to Of i%s' Mcea aaa Gertrude 500
I EsrraFu ia. University Place c5s # Of oo,
licase. lanes ?. VIE to John j cole
kingsbridge Road lot 81. map OF Anthony
Trust Co. $ sth-ave. from 18th to lasth-st,
ti" oH and ss ssf' r"san cor 10000
Jansen Dirk i. and wife to Dry Dock savings
Institution W . i0th-avc O.5 II n OF 54thst
Jacob August to william e schcrmcrhcrn, n W iV'O'V
{, cor 2i-aye ana 6I,h-st year ......... 1900
K%a@n ls M5 Sna aeoe Seo no Seymour
s5 g map s M9rrsa 5;nr. yesrs go $500
Len hermann Henry. and wife to Mutual LIE S'o4-
ave and washinsion-st. No 2i2 FuIton-st and
Meeer FrederSk W and wife to payson Morr, 1000
y
Meade. Margaret and Michael. to William Crime ''
n s. l1lst-st. 100 n Of Robbins-aye wears 500
Mckinney. Elizabeth to John \ Seeger n a
looth-st, 100 II " Of Amsteriam-aye demand
o,s6ea AnaIe T. to Daniel sey6e i trustee n 5000
l9lst-s -, ~ " OF Amsterdam-ave. 3 wears z 600
deceased. : =. '9th-st. 80 Il 81 ist-ave 3
s,,nn .................. $500
Pardee Frencs q - I'll s s property year 2.Coo
psynpahy NO - Madison ave- 5000
searlans. " corner Park-ave and l25th-s,
Reuther. Louisa II, To Samuel Aufhauser No ~
80 Columhus-aNe. A. ~,
Stelnniann. Theresa and Sigmund 10 Ran. 'N
dnlph Gugsfnhen"' and solomon Malx Ma ils
West sslh-st collateral q mortsagesl for & oo,
Same to N~w-fork Life Insurance and Trust 60 ~
same property. ! years. ............. IN,
smith. Frank L. and wife Guarantee ana ''
trust Co.. corner Boulevard and IO9th-st
60 ...............
Same 10 Frederick W. William l. and louis WV"
Inew . corner lOoth-st and Western Boule
ward, J years ..,....................,... 900
Stacey. Henry u. to Lucy a browning. No III
btf'Hst, year ....................... Oun
Schilo. Charles, 10 Seth NJ Mlliken guardian Of ''
Emma l. and Sarah &. Gibbs, " corner Am
steldan-aNe and lOoth-st. IL ars......... 81 ooo
SnNefsten, David. ard wife Alfred & CLARK ~
guardian ~ Frederick A Clark W sth-ay,
,,t,.t ~ u or Joth-st. no,
thimahn. Oscar. 10 Wadron Brown and an ~
99ssnnsr.. trustee for Eliza Brown n " corner
tth-st and Lexington-ave, years. ,....... =, 90
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Cost ano foun1.

| OST.-CoriSates 40. 0ls Si dated February l. 1870
- or fourteen shares and Nos. V2i33 02i 3ii O2i3S
O2i36. dated September 49, 1881 o- sixteen In
name ~ Jasper Burrows OF the preferred stock Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. Notice : hereby
gN en- that application will be the Pa
ciiic Railroad Company FOR Certincates
IN lieu thereof JOSii''A BURROWS Administrator.
/ osT,- Handbook No. coo Seaniens Bank for saw
" ings - ard 10 Wallst, New York Payment stopqed
RET l.. pINCKNEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
BRyy NAWRS WEEK or o. YRTT.

Bryn Mawr Penn. July CSpecaD.-The week
ending to-day has transformed this Old Welsh town
into a lively resort. and the Quaker quiet which
has prevailed here In former times VIII have 10 give
way 10 the fancics that come with the pleasure
loving people from the cities. The conchers from
the country around have taken advantage Of the
wonderfully fine roads. and are tooIng through here
every day. making the Bryn Mawr Hoel their head
quarters. where after "A brief rest and a luncneon.
the coach continues on Its Journey.
Marquis and Marquise Eskens Of Paris. gave a
dinner In the private dnlng-room on the c3ih. Gov
laid for twelve. On Wednesday morning
Mrs. T. Holngsworth Andrews entertained twenty
four ladies at duplicate whist. followed by lunch
con; afterward the ladies' were driven TO the Mervln
Cricket cub for tea The chief incident OF the
week was the german Tuesday evening. danced
by thirty couples In the spacious ballroom and led
by Professor u ID. WOODWARD Of Columbia College.
with Miss Harmon OF Cincinnati daughter OF the
Attorney GENERAL Mrs Charles Emory Smith. wife
OF the ex -Ambassldor to Russia; Mrs T. III. An
drews ind Mrs. Sterry distributed the favors. Be
fore the german dinners were given by Is. ID. Wood
ward, OF New-York. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Wright.
Of New-York and Augustus Eealm and b. Frank
C.app. of Philadelphia
Among the NewYorkcrs registered here the
iolowns James NJ Hutchinson. X. ID. Woodward
Mrs. Walter Katie Miss Katie. w. ID. Ellis. Mrs
A: J. Hail. Mr. and Mrs. W. ID. Bishop. Mrs. W -.
Bishop jr. Miss Katherine Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs
K e. Stone Robert Stone jr. and Miss Stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
OTTyT EARLY SUMMER At ErDUS LiFE.

Budd's Lake, y. J.. July 'SpeciaD Although
greater qu!etuae has reigned here than IN any pre-
vors june and early July for many years TIE lake
has never been more beautiful or the country about
here IN a greener state. thanks 10 the bount-
ful recent rams. The stiffness was somewhat re-
l.evel "a Tuesday by the arrival OF the" coaching
parties from New-York. on their way back hon-
from Il tour Of Northern pennsylvania. In'se
oonchcr, were Mr. AMI Mrs j. y. Todd. Miss Todd
J. r RearI W l.. Brown, Miss Browne. Nj
and Mrs c. : Baldwin. Mir. and Mrs. A. y. Perry.
James H. Williams ard Miss Williams. The lake
has risen FOOT week. and In consequence
both bass and pickerel are biting with greater vim
Mr. DuryeA Of the Forest House. vii. repeat his
generosity Of last year and offer silver prize to
the person capturing The largest black bass
Folowlnl are the ate arrivals at the Forest
House. Mr.. and Mrs. y. s. Rogers. Miss Rogers.
james Lawrence, j. W. Cummings. +. kainswOrth,
NJ V. Miller ". u. iIisare; M and Mrs C. j.
Paul. Mrs. Harmon John r. IionmieF, Mr.. and Mrs.
&. A. Colby Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson. Harry
Barker. Mrs A. J. Barker. Mr.. ami Mrs. a.
Sciarey NV York; Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson. Miss
Josie Pearson. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

Der about two hundred and they. in squads OF
two. accompanied by two members OF the Accommo-
dalton Committee will go about two hours ride
out OF the city to meet each tranload OF Endeav-
orers. and furnish them with whatever informa-
ton the travellers may need The duties Of the
Railroad Committee will be practically ended on
Thursday evening next but the Station Commit
tee VIII be kept busy until Saturday even.
ing. Divisions OF the Station Committee will
be on duty day and night at all the railway
stations 10 look after those delegates whose coming
cannot be timed. The Ncw-York and Pennsylvania
delegations are expected TO arrive on Wednesday
noon. AT .. m. 100 are expected from
Chicago. and at the same hour 100 from Vermont
will arrive. Two hours earlier delegation Of 1000
will arrive from Wisconsin. California. Colorado.
New-Mexico. Texas, Arkansas. Mississippi and g.
Louis will also send delegations to Boston. Rhode
Island II 80 small and 20 near Boston that her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
TIE COMFORTS OF THE MAGNOLIA.

Magnolia. Mass. July (speciaD-The Magnolia
Hotel on Cape Ann. commands one OF the finest
views on the coast. II has prospect OF the ocean
on three sides. the fourth being heavily wooded
and 1t Is within five minutes walk OF the water.
The View down the north shore. including Man.
chester-by-the-Sea. Beverly. Salem Marb.ehend
swampscott and Nahant to Boston Harbor IL pict-
nresque and charming. The hotel Itself is bur,
IN accordance with modern views, and has all moi
err conveniences and Injuries The bathing beach
Is beautiful and free from undertow and the boat
ing and hshing are admirable: so that there are
rev places oncring greater attractions to summer
soJourners - ~
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1000 fine Lawn Wrappers. pleated back. loose
front. sailor collar. braid trimmed. full sleeves
and skirt also 500 Percale House Dresses. box
plea ted back and front. rolling collar, full sleeves
SO cts. regular price. N4j.
1000 fine Lawn Wrappers and fine Percale
seven styles N all. some square yoke lace edged
others with ruffie forming yoke embroidered
edge also Shepherd Plaid. all the latest colOrings
and styles. also 800 House Dresses. navy striped
three pleats back and front. Spencer waist and
skirt. 9s cts; regular price. Sl65.
$500 very fine Lawn and Percale Wrappers.
some star shaped collar. trimmed with Valen-
ciennes lace edge others square yoke. deep rufiie
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he will 90 to Albany to attend to official bvs

he will go to Albany to attend to ofncia' go s-s
every Tuesday. To accommodate him, vac p
State Express will stop for him at Rhneoesssi
Colonel and Mrs John Jacob As'or sksit6b
Fourth at DR.. Seward Webb's home, III 0"'
Falls. VI. ~
The Misses Chanler are entertaining many .n!,: ~
this season at Rokeby Among other sSsnlef. q
are Lieutenant Hohnel and Mrs Astor Cn icsisff
Miss Fairchld daughter OF former Secretary
=. Fairchild. -ho ~
Mr. and Mrs. Warren II. Delano. y. a. q
been at Stein Valetje for the season tn"' ausprH
start next week for their cottage as,,nef i
Bay. where they expect TO spend the sun.ss Il =
Garnett Kip entertained severa, ,s.i,n sand1 q
Gerold n. Stanton. OF New-York =, ,hs ~
A pretty wedding at the home q Wrsen. ~
ter Of Mrs F. Van Kuren, to John pruTTSS
New-York, on Wednesday Afternoon; Ne
mony was performed by the Rev. W. -
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1900 Wrappers. best prints. HIGHT and medium
grounds. full sleeves. Vatican back, cape effect
over shoulders. q cts. each: regular price Is cts.
1000 Wrappers ~ good Lawn. light grounds.
Vatican back. loose front with belt full sleeves,
also Percale Wrappers embroidered edge on
ruffic. 80 cts. regular price. SO cts.
800 assorted Wrappers. Lawn and Percae six
styles In ALL qome Lawn light and dark grounds,
others black and white checks and stripes trim
med with feathcr-stltched braid. others embroid-
cred in white. all very FUN skirts and large
sleeves. ~ cts regular price. 81 Is. This lot IN
Cludes some very good indigo blue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.
TOURS AT THE STATE CAMP-ADJUTANT
MCLINTOCK'S ADVANCEMENT.

The second week of the State Camp season was IN
eyery particular as successful the first and the
47th had the same opportunity TO show that lis
members were not fair-weather soldiers as the
regiment which preceded It, The camp routine
was carried out In strict keeping with orders from
headquarters. and the camp throughout the tour
presented neat and tidy appearance. which called
forth the praise OF the post commandment and ms
assistants The lectures which Colonel Guy v.
Henry OF the United States Army. delivered 10 the
officers were highly entertaining we'll as in
strucive and the drills which were ordered to ex-
emplify the points which he made were among
the most pleasant features OF the tour.
The 'indignation OF the men OF the 47h Reg-
ment" at the 7th because Colonel Appletons COM
mand did not remain in camp and go through the
ceremony of reception exists only in the minds Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
PERSONAL NOTES FRON RHTyEBEOK

Rhinebeck. ~ Y. July (SpeciaD.-The Fourth
OF July Is usually celebrated here by the summer
residents with extensive displays OF fireworks This
year. however. the heavy rain put a damper on
the observance OF the day. in spite Of which there
was considerable pyrotechnicai display and num-
bers OF house parties.
Governor Morton has taken a cottage at Bar
Harbor Me-. for the rest OF the season, and his
family will divide their time between Eilerslie and
that resort. Mrs. Morton and the Misses Morton
will start Tor Bar Harbor Tuesday next. The Gov
srnor will spend most Of the summer It Ellerslis:
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PREPA IRA TOYS ron The ENDE4vOH IRuy

Boston. July CpeciaD.- Bostons already con-
gestel streets and strcetcars Will be more densc,y
crowded next week than ever before I'm tho history
Of the city. and good deal Of curiosity ia already
arou+.d on the subject. People wondering how
me stree'cars VIII Accommodate the strangers and
the citizens. when they cannot adequately accommo-
date the regular tide of hungry thar seeks con-
veyance to and from the olA ng Districts now
The plans for meeting the e,sS irsion arrivals are
already complete. The Railroad Committee viii mum.
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embroidered all around. dainty colorings ~
full sleeves and skirt. Sl.l9: regular phc
sls9
1000 fine Lawn Wrappers. dainty colorA a
broldery and lace trimmed, $l.39; regular pe5u
s2l0
1000 fine soft-hnished Percale Wrappers. rua
forming yoke. edged with fine embroidery. 81
regular price $3.50
500 very fine Lawn Wrappers. sailor COLI
trimmed with Swiss embroidery. dainty couk
81 9s: regular price. $os5.
500 fine Dimity Wrappers. pink. blue. lavends
and green. entire yoke Of fine embroidery u
and sleeves trimmed with fine inserting. ~
regular price, 1915
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Walking Skirts.

Walking Skirts.
1000 good Muslin Skirts. deep cambria rum
tucked above 80 cts.
1000 good Muslin Skirts. deep embroldsri
rufiie. SO cts.
800 good Muslin Skirts. deep embroidered runa
81 cts
1000 good Muslin Skirts. inner and deeper run
70 cts
500 good Muslin Skirts. finer finch rune. n a
1900 good Muslin Skirts. finer s-inch rune, d
cts.
1000 assorted Skirts. with handsome embrok|
cred rufles. others lace trimmed. $i.l2. $lls uxI
DrHtCerS.
800 pairs Muslin Drawers. hem and tucks Is al
1900 pairs Muslin Drawers embroidered ruaI
and cluster Of tucks 10 cts.
500 pairs Muslin Drawers. embroidered nA|
and cluster Of tucks. % cts
1000 pairs Muslin Drawers. nne embroidut|
rufiie. go cts
900 pairs Muslin Drawers three stylea so|
900 pairs Muslin and Cambria Drawers !ncutI
ing Umbrella shape. ~ cts.
1000 pairs. finer embroderies. 80 cts.
1000 pairs. finer Drawers. embroidery tnmnnk|
81 cts.
500 Cambria and Muslin. more elaborait|
trimmed. 70. 81. IS cts.
aprons.
$500 Lawn Aprons. hemmed and tucked, cta
500 assorted Waitress's Aprons, Is cts
500 assorted Watreses and Nurses Apeoo1I
deep hem. 50 inches wide, 80 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

the esth. and II will soon be different organiza-
ton than IL was in the old days
Henry s. Backmore. OF Company b. has been
appointed regimental hospital steward Of the list
Regiment. In order that ne might receive his war
rant before going to camp. Mr.. Blackmore went 20
representatives OF the State Board Of Regents
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
$4,000 PIECES.
A MIDSUMMER SALE GREATER IN ALL ITS PROP
THAN ANYTHING YET ATTEMPTED.


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Corset COrerS.

(OraPf (OtPTSs
1000 Muslin Corset Covers perfect fitting. felled
seams cts. each
1000 Cambria Corset Covers perfect htting. mar
row edge OF embroidery. II cts
5000 Cambria Corset Covers. one style N-shape1
and one square neck. with deep embroidered
edge. !? cts
900 Cambrc Corset Covers. V-shaped neck.
with fine embroidery. % cts.
800 with V-shaped neck. finer embroidery. also
some Vacnclcnnes Lace trimmed. 80 cts.
900 trimmed with handsome embroideries. II
cts
500 embroidery and lace trimmed. 80 cts
other lots. more deliberately trimmed. ST. 49, 81.
o. cts. Nl2. Sl.59
Understands.
loco good Muslin rnderskirts. hem and tucks.
~ IT,
BOO good Muslin Undcrskirts. cambria rune.
% cts
800 Cambria Understands. hem and two clus-
tiers ~ tucks. 30 cts.
1000 Cambria and Muslin Undersklrts. en-
broidcry trimmed. 49, ST. TO- ST. 9s cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
CORSETS.
S1.75 QUALITY FOR 81 CTS.

@ Thoneon's Glove fitting white
III
70
pairs ".
o 0
imported Prima white long whk
high corded bust heavily boned trimmed with silk egns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
Cery Specidi.

\ large lot ~ manufacturers sample garments
Skirts Drawers Night Gowns. Corset Covers
AMI COMMUNICATING the best goods made. OF
dainty fabrics. and lace trimmed. many less than
hall 81 stock prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

delegates will come In every day by special train
and after the days work Is done will so back to
their homes
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LADIES' WRAPPERS.

Of conditions $4,000 wn
OF
dF
cTy good %
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Night GO'rns.


1000 good Muslin Night Gowns. tucked yoke 20
cts. each.
1000 good Muslin Night Gowns three styles
one tucked yoke and embroidered edge one open
neck and tucked yoke. and one solid tucked yoke
and cambric rufie. 80 cts.
1000 better Muslin three styles. two lace
trimmed. v-shaped and high neck. the other
trimmed with IA ruiile. 30 cts.
1000 fine Muslin. three styles all trimmed with
good embroidery one round yoke. one open neck
one yoke OF insertion and tucks. 80 cts.
1000 fine Muslin Gowns. two styles. embroidery
trimmed. g. cts.
5000 hne Muslin Gowns. round and square yoke
v-shaped and the Empire effect nine styles
In all. deliberately trimmed with embroidery, 10
cts
$500 fine Muslin Night Gowns. four styles. and
1000 fine Cambria Night Gowns two styles eab-
orately trimmed with lace and embroidery. 81 cts
$500 fine Gowns. assorted Masonvllle Muslin and
Cambria. six styles deliberately trimmed with
fine embroidery. others lace trimmed ss cts.
J., 800 still finer Gowns. mostly Cambria. and the
finest grades Of muslin. richly trimmed N.l2.
81 10, Sl.39
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FROM BENCH AND BAR.

COURTS
peror Court calls attention to the fact that no
declaration OF intention to become citizens and no
applications for admission to citizenship can be
made at that place The law under which natural
ization proceedings will henceforth be conducted
provides that the Supreme Court and the County
courts shall alone act in such cases. The Court OF
Common Pleas acting as the County Court in New
York County. will mainly carry on the business Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
CLEARING SALE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK.
All Perfect-ftting. We-made Garments.
front Numbered collar and cprs largo ssvs.
tea o. cts 100
rrcac Waists soft Numbered stripes and
dots large sleeves. Of 7 cts ~ '' ~
Fine lars.
ctr instead Of ~ and 50 1902 ~
of 81 ~ 800 N'' -
Including the celebrated King Waists
and Scotch Flaiis all large OF 81 80
Soft Waists.
White Lawn Waists rolling collar S cts in
Saline Waists also Percae and White rolling collar cts in
stead OF 90
White Waists instead Of rs
draped instead Of 50 cts
Finer Waists coei and white Lawn and
Also fine SILK Waists. $40 s2H. s2ss 1858
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
600 good Muslin
holes band each
ne and hem button
n
Muslin Drawers embroidered
Cambria slips. runle cts
800 hn iong Slips good cambria embroidered 80
inserting yoke deep hem to
9S
SILK REMNANTS.
BLACK GOODS.
Just Received.
Figured Mohar Bllantne As. 50 and IS
inch $lOl Sll5 and Sl25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
LACES.
The Lowest Prices Ever Known.

Black Bourbon Points Veners
aces 2 49, 40 49, IS $2A
300 odds "a
yard-one-third OF original prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
SAILOR HATS,
90 cts. instead of $1.08 to $2.48!

40 dozen Ladies' Misses Belgium Split n
Sailor by m
hatters
Also dozen extra fine quality Ladies' and Misses eshorn -
large and small 9S imported to sell from rs to *?a
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ChenaiseS.

ChemiseS.
1000 good Muslin Chemises. corded band and
pearl buttons. IS cts
500 good Muslin Chemiser. strap Of insertion
and embroidered edge. 80 cts.
900 finer Muslin embroidery trimmed n. 50.
g. cts
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INFANTS DEPARTMENT.
BLACK GOODS.
Just Received.

Blantne As. 50 per yard.
500. S.l5 and N25
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WASH FABRICS.
Clearing Prices.

Fine India Lawns 40 inches wide 1914 quality at cts per ~
Fine plaid and striped American Ginghams 10 quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
SUMNER HOSIERY. q
Unprecedented Special Offers for Monday.

Lot ladies and Mems fine Cotton Hose spiced heels -
double and black Stainless Bha
to 9i2.
Ladies' fine quality high spliced heels
guaranteed stainless ribbed Is
ladies' quality Color ed Hose
spced double soles
Lot T. Ladies' fine quality Coored Thread Hose high spc
ees and double toes black high colored stainless
boots plain and ribbed at 25 per pair
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-23

An important real estate transaction
was consumated yesterday. Mr.. Sam
uel Wilkerson bough. from Mr.. Dietzel
the lot on Washington street, opposite
the Joles residence. The price paid was
$3.50. The lot is very slightly one, and
will make a splendid building spot.
Mr.. Wilkerson intends building hand
some residence in the immediate future.
This summer has been one of the most
active in building The Dalles has ever
known. New residences and buildings
have been erected in every portion of
town, and uniformly have been great
future OF The Dalles is as bright as the
very brightest. and the best era in it's
history is just beginning.
The people of Hood River have de-
cided to hold fair at Hood River, Oct.
4th and 9th, 1895. Suitable premiums
will be given for meritorious exhibits.
Competition and comparisons are in
vited from all sections of the country
Low excursion rates will be given by the
steam boat company and on the railroad.
The fair will be especially an exhibit of
the fruits, flowers and other products of
the soil of the middle Columbia district.
At the recent election of promoters, E.
L. Smith was elected superintendent
and H. C. Bateham, secretary. w. j.
Baker is chairman of the executive COM
mittee. Hood River is famous the world
over as garden spot and an exhibition
tOf her native fruits and flowers, with
| those from surrounding places, will
make splendid showing and attract
many visitors to the town.
Four caeks of catfish, addressed to E.
r. Cary, Prineville, passed through the
Pacific Express Office today. They were
from the F. 9. Barnes fab establishment
Portland. The fish were in common
butter casks, filed with water and an
opening at the top. covered with wire
gauze, to allow air to reach the occu.
pants inside. 1t is said the owner in.
tends stocking some of the Crook county
creeks with this variety, but the wisdom
of such procedure was doubted by the
group of scientific fishermen which stood
around looking at the fish this morning
Catfish are very repulsiYe looking anC
are apt to drive away the better kinds
of fish when placed in the same streams
/ The propagation of the German carp il
considered mistake by many people
and it is thought the planting of the cat
tish viii have the same result.