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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15
BICYCLE CASUALTIES.
rhey Are Increasing at an Appalling Ra,

They Are Increasing mt an Appalling Rate.
London, Oct 14.-Bicycle casualties,
fatal and serious, are increasing at an
appalling rate. Many towns of the
country are placarded with warnings,
cautions and stringent rules for the
government of riders issued by the mu-
nicipal authorities. A statistical au-
thority has figured it out that more
people have been killed and injured
through wheel accidents for the year
ending September l, than in all the
railroad accidents that have occurred
in the United Kingdom for eight years
The epidemic, for SO it may be called,
Is no respecter of persons, the victims
coming from the tenement house as
well us from the castle. The list OF
killed for the past fortnight is headed
with the name of the Hon. Barry Max
well, son and heir to Baron Farnham,
who sits in the House of Lords as a peer
of Ireland, and the blow to the family
is the greater from the fact that he is
the only son and heir OF the house who
has come of age during his fathers life
time for one hundred years. His com
ing OF age WITS cele brated but six weeks
ago. His name is followed by those of
the sons of two retired millionaire
manufacturers. Scorching and inabili-
tv to keep the wheels under control in
the billy sections of the country are the
chief causes of the abnormal number
of casualties. Nevertheless the num-
Der of new riders is daily increasing.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15
PUBLIC LIBRARY.

The question of public library is
now before the City Council, and an
effort is being made to find accomoda-
tions for the same in the City Hall. To
those familiar with the wants of the
city, it is difficult to see how proper
place can be provided for library of
any kind in the city building. The
room opposite the Council chamb Der
seems to be the only one available, but
that is dark, dreary room for read
ing room or library, which should be
light and cheerful; besides the city
needs eyer inch of space in the City
Hall for the convenient dispatch of
public business. Now, let's see; why
couldn't Council provide for an electric
light plant and public library at the
same time? A building could be put
up on the corner of Butler and Front
streets to replace the city buildings
already there, which would not only
afford ample room for the electric light
plant, but also furnish plenty of room
for public library and City Marshal's
office. Besides that it would place the
light plant right on coal switch.
Natural gas may fail or engine furnaces
be cut off at any time and in that event
the city would save the cost of such a
building in charges for hauling coal in
few years. The corner of Butler and
Front streets is central and would be
just the place for public library to
accommodate the people, railroad train
men, people of West Side, and then for
reading room purposes, especially for
evening use, it would be right in it.
There could not be better place. The
money provided by the people is ample
for putting up such building, and the
authorities need have no fears that the
people would object to constructing
such a building to include library
Accommodations. The Council could not
do a more popular thing, or one that
would serve higher purpose or con-
tribute more to the pleasure and ad-
vantages of the citizens of Marietta |
The addition of a room or two to such |
a building for library purposes would |
make so little extra cost that it would !
not be considered as a serious objec- |
tion. S. J. If.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15
New Locomotives.

The last of the bunch of fifteen 21x2e
con >olidation locomotives built by the
Pittsburg Locomotive Works for the
b. & O. railroad have been delivered
and are in service on the second diyis.
ion between Brunswick and Cumbe
land. These locomotives excite very
favorable comment by reason of their
general design, excellent workman
ship and efficient service and and are
further evidence of the great advance
that is being made by the B. & o. in
its motive power Thirty-five of this
type of locomotives have been placed
on the second division during the past
year and with the reduction in grades
and in the increase in power the mum.
Der Of cars per train has been increased
fully 40 per cent
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15
YELLOW FEVER.
Terrible Experience on Towboat From
New Orleans.

Terrible Experience on a Towboat From
New Orleans.
The present yellow fever scare is a
reminder of the only time the disease
ever reached the upper Ohio valley.
The Cincinnati Enquirer tells of the
famous John Porter tragedy, as fol.
lows;
The history of the towboat John d.
Porter is one of the most interesting
episodes of the yellow fever epidemic
in Memphis Tenn, in 1878. For two
months, she, with two barges moved
up the Mississippi and Ohio rivers a
floating charnal house, carrying death
and destruction to nearly all who had
anything to do with her
Twenty three persons died on her
from the time she left New Orleans
until she landed at Pittsburg From
her the fever was taken to Gallipolis,
Ohio. where out of 81 persons attacked
81 died When the Porter landed
miles below Gallipolis on the morning
of Aug. 10 the engineers refused TO re-
main any longer at their post of duty.
There were ten cases of fever aboard
at the time, three of them very ill
Among the number were Captain John
Bickerstaff, Engineer Charles DeGrel-
man, of Pittsburg, and William Koch
Ter, from Pomeroy, had previously died.
Notwithstanding the guards some of
the crew went ashore and were eventu-
ally followed by all the rest but two
who were too sick to leave.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most
wonderful medical discovery of the
age, pleasant and refreshing to the
taste, act gently and positively on kid.
neys, liver and bowels, cleansing the
entire system, dispel colds, cure head.
ache, fever. habitual constipation and
billiousness. Please bny and try a box
of G. G. c. today; 10, %, 50 cents. Sold
mad guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15

FRANKFORT, Ky, Oct. 14--Statc In.
spcctor Lester has begun the prepara-
ton of his report on the Fceblc-Mind-
ed institute. He was quietly examining
witnesses Thursday as to the charges
brought against Supt. Huff. The wit
nesses pretended to be able to show
that Huff knew or should have known
of the scandal between two employees
long before he discharged either OF
them.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15
MACKS BURG.

Rev. Wheatley, of Dexter City, a
Free Methodist minister, win preach in
the NJ. E. church here Sunday evening.
lie is known in this section as a very
able divine.
Joe A. Dutton is preparing to drill
another well on the Eagler farm
This is shallow territory.
Dudley has been the mecca for the
oil men of this place for several days.
1t is reported, and reliably, too, that
they have coed oil we'll and a good
gasser in the Berea.
j. H. Delong was buried last Tues.
day in the Lund cemetery. He was
born in this township and was 81 years
of age.
Prof. Johnson, of South Olive, has a
class in vocal music.
Walter Fischer has been EMPLOYED
by the board of education of Elba to
teach the primary department of their
school. Walter is a scholar and deserv.
ing
o. c. Williams has commenced his
new building. He will build su bstan-
tial frame building.
The Junior Order will give an oyster
supper in their hall on Friday evening,
October Goth.
Mr.. John Fischer is on the sick list.
He is nursing sore hand.
Mr.. Asa Barton, OF Archer's Fork,
visited here last week.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15
Don't Tobacco SpiI and Smoke
Your Life Away.

Ifyou want TO quit tobacco using easi.
ly and forever, be made well, strong.
magnetic. full of new life and vigor.
take No-To-B Bac, the wonder-worker
that makes weak men strong Many
gain ten pounds in ten days. Over 40O,-
tu0 cnred. Buy No-To- Bac from your
own druggist, who win guarantee
snre. Booklet and sample mailed free.
Ad Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or
New York.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15
A Political Murder,

MIDDLEsBoRo, KY, Oct lit devel-
ops now that Robert Wilcox was the
man who killed Joseph Gibson from
ambush Wednesday night. 1t is
thought the murder was political.
Gibson is a brother-in-law of Gil Col.
son, brother of Congressman D. G. Col
son. Political excitement is running
high, more bloodshed is likely to
follow.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15
o..Io ronrIS-U.ass rossG1astcrs

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14--Among th,
fourth-class postmasters appointec
Wednesday We're the following fol
Ohio: Gore, Hooking county, Isaac Ter
rel, vice j. j. Nutter, removed; Lea
vittsburg, Trumbull county, A. Nj
Doty, vice c. L. Brobst, removed.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15
REPUBLICAN, MEETINGS.

Bartlett, Friday evening, October Is,
Col. ]. H. Riley and E. R. Alderman.
Tunnel, Saturday evening, October
16, w. II. Leeper and c. P. Dyar.
Smith Schoolhouse, Saturday even
ing, October 16, E. K. Alderman and L..
N. Dana,
New Matamoras, Monday evening,
October IS, Hon. d. X Watson.
Beverly, Tuesday evening, October
10, Hon. d. X. Watson.
Belpre, Wednesday evening, October
goth, Hon. d. X. Watson.
Newells Run, Wednesday evening,
October goth, Hon. John @. Abbott.
Lower Salem, Tuesday October 10th,
Hon. John q. Abbott.
Forest Hill School House, October
21st, c. P. Dyar and Ambrose Barnett
Clark's School House, October Esd,
w. FL. Leeper a.. J. II. Riley.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15

IT is sugges ed that the real cause of
Editor McLean's ambition to get into
gas and railroad interests, which are
valued at from three to i've million
dollars. The price which gas comp
anies and railways may charge in
Washington are determined by Con-
gress, and if Mr. Mclean could get
six years seat in the Senate through
this years Ohio election, it would be
of great value to him in the way OF
protecting his personal interests upon
which Congress is liable to legislate
meantime.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15

TIE improvement has come rapidly
and permeates all lines Of industry.
1t began with the agricultural class.
The farmers have large crops and are
getting good prices for them. The
cattle raisers are benefited by a sub
stantial increase in the price of cattle
and the same is true with the sheep
raisers. The improvement in cgri-
cultural interests has had it's effect
upon the railroads by increasing their
earnings. 1t has put the money into
circulation, and has enabled people to
discharge their debts, and thereby
benefited the merchants. Comptroller
Eckels (Dem.)
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15
Notice of Appointment.

Estate of Christopher Radenbach Deceased
Tn undersigned has been appoin, ed and
qualified as Administrator De BOnis Non with
viii annexed Of the Estate of christopher
Radenbach late of Washington County, Ohio
deceased.
Fri.Oct. Is. .-3wks w. L., RAY
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.-Capt John I
French, jr., assistant quartermaster
has been ordered from duty in the wan
department here to Columbus barracks
nffo
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15

II you would have the best results
for your electric lighting, it is recon-
mended that wires according to the
scale below be used.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15

THE fact that silver is falling in
price at about the same rate as iron
ore and other commodities of that gen
eral character has suggested to those
who are studying the question closely
that the matter Of transportation has
cut quite an important figure in de-
termining the supply, and consequent
ly the value, of the stock of silver in
the world. Prior to the building of
the Pacific railroads, the siver- r-produc.
ing sections of the United States were
devoid of transportation facilities, and
simultaneously with the creation OF
these transportation facilities the pro.
duction silver began to increase enor.
mously and the price began to fall.
The burden of the assertions of the
free silver orators Just year ago was
that the United States did not have
enough money and that nothing but
the free and unlimited coinage of sill.
YER could add to its circulating medi.
um. Nevertheless the Treasury state
ment ISSUED on October l, 1897, showed
that the money in circulation in the
United States is today nearly 800, 900, :
900 more than a year ago, yet there
has been nothing added by way of un.
limited coinage of silver dol lars.
The gold has increased during the
year from s47s. III, 400 on October l,
1896, to s52s, COS, 753 on October 1, 1897,
aa increase of over $50, 900, 600. Indeed
there has been an increase in almost
every class of circulating medium.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15
LOTS SELLING WELL.
List of Purchasers in the Glass Plant Pro-
iect Growing Daily.

List of Purchasers in the Glass Plant Pro
ject Growing Daily.
Following is list of those who ha'
purchased lots in the glass plant addi
tion up to last night:
Stanley Il Grass,
Hamilton & Heidrick,
b. +. Wood,
Anthony Brown,
Alden NJ. Pierce,
j. w. Cadwallader,
John Mills,
w. w. Mills,
st Cloud Hote',
w. j. Cram.
Geo. Bahlmap,
II. G. Bradfielu, Grape island, (2)'
r. ID. Dale,
Mrs. Nellie Brennan,
Charles Bailey,
r.. j. Elder,
Wilrord Nelson,
John E. Leonhart,
Strecker Bros,
M. S. Luchs, (2)
Philip Nelson.
Geo. B. Sunderland,
Chas. Dabele.
Schnaufer S Bevan.
]. II. Riley,
p. Carpenter, Newport, o.
Johr i. Snodgrass, Newport, o.
L. G. Hayes, Vincent, o.
Wesleyer Reymer, Fay, o,
Wharf Il Thomas,
Mrs. B. F. Hart (2)
John thinner,
Chas. Jones,
Jas. w. Hughes,
Peter D. Ryan,
j. w. Boyer, Sistersville, w. Va.
l.. D. Shryrock,
National Supply Co.,
o. J. Fuller,
Chas. Penrose,
John S. Simpson,
w. NJ. Hughes, Waverly, w. Va, (2),
Frank Weber (2),
w. w. Wood,
Adam II. Seyler, Greene street.
G. w. Pennell,
Wendell & Stamm, Lowell (7)
l.. NJ. Luchs,
Sam Friedman, Cincinnati Clothing
Company,
James II. Mccullough, for Woman's
Home.
w J Berry, Bellaire.
Thomas Cisler,
d Berentz, Gracey, o.
Col A w Mccormick. Cincinnati,
NJ L Travis,
DIR w L Ross, Waverly, o.
Geo Weiser,
Helen and Edna Snakard.
w Rowell,
Richard Kear,
Phillip Bacnman(2)
VIM. Withum,
Charles Abbott, Reno, o.
Phillip Hsberling (1E)
d W Dye,
John Schwaucker, St. Marys, " Va.
DR. e Sloan,
Miss Helen N Curtis,
WIN II Leeper,
j hn S McCalli.ter.
John II Becker,
l. c BraCn,
II p Bode, Sultpeter, o.
August Weber,
T. IIiehle, Pa kersburg,
Jacob Pfaif.
David Baham, Charleston, " Va.
Ben Stcehr,
John w Wells,
c L Flanders,
Dir s \ Cunningham,
c L Bailey Grocery Co.
Argahd Refining Co.
John Ii Cs.erIe.
Marietta Transfer & Storage Co. (2l
c w Schramm dc Co. (l25)
a NJ Davi7,
G p Cochran, Insurance,
II p Sheets, Lower Newport ~,
DR. l. T. Warren,
w + Robertson.
Just try 4 10 cent box of Cascarets, |
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15

Just try Il 10 cent box OF Cascarets,
the finest liver and bowel regulator
ever made.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-10-15

We will consider Il a great favor II
subscrIberslw will report any failure
TO get their Leader. or any careless
ness on the part Of the carrier
Subscribers will please not pay
tho carriers unless the carrier
punches his credit tag In subscrib-
er's presence.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

p..h-- .b-aham and Lewis Coon and wives 70
The Metropolitan Life Insurance company nor x,,o N
500 ana S34 Broadway years -. - ." WV
Btiawin John w and Mary A. 70 C ian -
pucklfn Davidson-ave. centre line, lou II ~
~ fS4th-s centre lire. "A year - VIZ
Same 10 same Davidson-ave ana les'h- s' N'"'' eN
Ives Y,lns " l30x 50, u year. WV
c.rnen,er Achilles and Bertha TO stahori n
TSvan and Mary story. executors stS. OF
Fdward Story 4ih ave or stree, hnyo.n'"s ~
Iot 53T mar village Of Wakefield q yea -. -'-'
l.rna IA same 4th-aVe or street, au)Ohi"s a,
Irt MA man village Of Wakefield o years. g."
Dele wilnelmina FREDERICK Honh. g ANe no
Fsv Michael and William Stscom ana wives
Harms Mardebaum and Fisher LEVINE NO IN M
lbs 10 III Monroe st. ] year WV
ttlrscb Henry and Ella 20 Max Wolf. 1lsth- =, a,
81, 1l5 II Of Park-ave, years 49,
IIohI Charles and wife 70 Philip Lahm and wiie
n Honest. I26.l1 II OF Iintoh-a'e' IN
zane 10 r snnrs AVN ~ .''.............. 40
Jaeger Mary TO valentin Paul. = 1th-s'. 12o ~ -.
W OF Avenue A. leasehold. Vs.
Orthev George ". 10 Rudolf and Louise fro)et
Crotona Park East s. 81 q OF Prospect-aVe or
~ mI William r. and wife 10 Harie, II Van Als,
corner 4th ave and slst-st demand ..--.' 90
Person Augusta, to Bronx Realty Company, q 9.
TiNary-st 80 II n Of ld5ih st. years. p"
Stone Alfred W. TO John Storer n W corner Nos
I41st-st and Etgecomb.eve. 3 years ;...;.:.,; RS'
Steinrnetz Eva, and William Wahle 70 fatrick II
Lynch i3sth-s.. 100 II OF Boulevard. :.
1Serh,on Charles il. and Edward and VII. 70
Lizzie Fellows. Washington-ave, . .. - II ~ IN,
wsiiach Nose. X. to Karl II waiiach n 73d-
81, 2e0 IT OF 3d-ave year..-...............- 1|W
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Citn l]rovrrtn 90 Ect.'

FIFTH AVENUE. below iith Street. with stab 10
NH STREET. 3th Avenue. xlWolv
9Th street. 4ih Avenue 81 fpW
..lst STREE near 4'h Avenue, Sl>u',"
MADISON Avenue corner. near 32nd street S"'"'''''
Madison Avenue near 3Jth Str'ei, Ni,,,"''
35,h Street near Park Avenue. e.. st1.'o
10Th Street 9Th AveTue s2w~c"
18th Street near 5th Avenue $3.50
10th Street. near St.D0r.to
18Th Street. near Madison Avenue. $500 CV
18th Street. 18th Avenue. SlDnW
18Th street. 18th Avenue. $36mm
9Th Avenue near 18th street 50 'O0.Gn
I9i street. req 5fh Avenue. IS O.0p
10Th Street. 5th Avenue 50 10000.
10Th street. 9Th Avenue. Si.JJD.uD
Madison Avenue. Goth street. s:.jop.
CYRUS FIELD JUDSON,
5l3 FIFTH AVE.
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REAL ESTATE,
WEEKEND BUSINESS IN THE BROKERS'
OFFICES


800, ,,,rortant sales closed In the course or
-, ,.eel were reported yesterday. The prop
nv " ,.o,.or are almost exclusively uptown
'rtl''' ,-x,,.,,n Construction Company and Pat
=, r,cb have sold the southeast corner o.
'''. 90 and One-hundred- and forty-sixth-st'
WI, 49, ou,bvest corner of the same streets 10
or" l., Perdors and James Quinn. who intend
-. TWO fathcuses on the property
"r,o,d u Peters is said 10 have sold Nos ~ ana
- r,.oo,,er-st at the southeast corner OF Mui-
= :, two dve-story old buildings. on plot BOX
,sn AT about $1,000. ~
,os Kennedy has sold No. ga west Fifty
,brcc-story dwelling 20x5Nxleo.5 an Astor
'ho,d N NJ j. Mills. on private terms
q, a. Hess have sold for 4 Mrs. French NO -
-. <-ir,h-st a four-storY brownstone dweihhs'
l -. o-yao Sailors Snug Harbor easehoid, OF p''-
-, . I Hess have also sold for Amend Johnson
" ,ros,or VINO paws $4,000 In cash and SlnoJo
10 a., ,a rronertv Nos and II East Sixteenth-st.
IL c,. esyen,story loft building, on plot 5oxi"
ro,.r CARAT has bought the lot, 2Sxlvp on me
,b side Of Onehundred and scVenteeh'aa 10"
noI , vest Of Fifth-avC and will erect na'hous'
on meta & Prayer have sold 10 We'll MAYER
" lbs NadSOn-st.. 4 building ShFN4" q" private
terms 2nn,i trochlich has sold TO Louis Ieese No "a
- Tif,y-eightn-st The price paid Is nol statcd
Tho Frank T.. Fisher Company have so!H 'nr Z =
D.enard NO Il 81. Nicholas Pace, = Jui -,to'N
A. ,%,noriian hs senlent Indiana mestone-froht iwcI
irr i-y55x75. private terms
STATISTICS or THE WEEK.
Tho following tables compare tho corveyances
mortgages and protected buildings r"c0rCeu IN tNls
city last week ana in the correspondents WV" VI
CONVEYNNCE9
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corrected
REAL, ESTATE TRANSt EkH.

Avenue c. : 1919 It Of lith-si. 2.xs'' 'ohn ,
Rnrtart 10 Wihelmina Dele. L part -
Same property: samuel Cohen to NiihehhihA
pee 1.hn Ruckcrt. as executor ari
.,,s.aa - Iohn VI Ruckert and another $500,
ors, =, Nos 30 and 80 East. John scanneIi anu
wife to knickerbocker Realty l"p'o'e'e"
.o.h.si = zoo Il > OF rave. 25xes's' fa'f'cN
Coorev and wife 10 Katherine Cooney.
.o.hs. :, 6 3-5 n " Of eth-ave. 25xluO.o, Bar
bara Dix to Regina krummsick 49,,
73a-st n = eco II q 3d-aVe voNio-' NAN ~
Bradhurst-ave : corner l4sth.st, 25x1'. Thoihas
7 ,-o-vv and wife to Joseph Murphy. r...:...,
Nh e, W corner Bay-ave l0xlJo. etc; John
cotter and wife TO Kate Bolger.
Honest 8 1875 IL II w OF Iinioncavei, t1a%,
.Ifrsd Y Hall et al executors. TO Charles rom
c-n,an. part Fast 8. SIS II Of Prospect-aVe.
AK Irregular: Rudolf Brojer ana w'fe 10 "eo'se
sb.Ve n g 255 II g OF White Plains Road y
iI4x5Oxl14: Thomas sullivan ana VIE 10 h"''e
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eounlrn l)roperln % Kent

Connltn propftln U nEHI'
T. GII:N RIDGE J.-Foi tcnt. Two rnW T" , .,
,fr..s an at ste -i~S Of si'@~ "a" ""''i' ,"'s,.
30, i,throof.. laundry. sewer e"nnt 'ti'h. ''.t"
walkf uearl station ''tt s''' ~" f'
.,11.,.. <,raAE RI SSEll. H'ouh"ld
- .-.,..r c,,a nou... 4, rsms: Jamaica ave. Flrsh
u" ~. n.rfest order: nne views and gourds II -
iIOwrl.I.S. Flushing
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CYRUS FIELD JUDSOE,
REAL ESTATE,
80 Nassau St. and SOB 5th Ave.
wESTCHESTER co. PROPERTY HANDLED.
Anttion Sales o! Real CsiG.s
ONE MANS NECESSITY IS AN0TAER'S
OPPORTUNITY.

Threatened foreclosure Compei> the
Trustee for the creditors OF l.raStus
Wiman to sell at auction on Thursday.
October 14th. at > clock. large Mum
Der OF choice building lots on the prem
ises at Rosebank Station. Thu, necessity
furnishes YOU with the greatest oppOr-
tunitv YOU will ever have OF buying
superb lots at ridculously low price, The
neighborhood is excellent: there are ga.
electric lights, sewers. cXcellcn, Wate-
and drainage. good Schools churChe, and
stores. and beautiful and healtfiul sur
roundings. with beautiful views OF the
Bay.
Terms-Ten per cent. on the day OF
sale; 40 per cent. on delivery OF Deed.
Balance on Mortgage.
Special boats at 1 and 80 on day OF
sale.
Title absolutely perfect
For maps and information apply to
DAVID BENNETT KING, Trustee.
80 Broad Street.
D. T. CORNELL. Auctioneer,
StapIeton and Clifton, S. |.
r.. T. METCALFE & SONS.
III Broadway.
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Goun!rn propertn for Sale or 10 Crl

,p ,NFoEp y b. A,eptonalir hne - ."n" loi,et
1 80 - Ltratnn. perfect order. large IT, s"i" q" 'r'
,.. ~, .nie on easy terms. Aidie-s al.
" " MANOR. Box iE NewNo'N 'iN.