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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-11-18

Cloth lined pocket envelopes never
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-11-18

w ANTED-Trustworthv and Active gentlemen
w or ladies TO travel for responsible estab-
~ lished house. in Idaho. Monthly S65. 90 and
expenses. Position steady. Reference. Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion
Company, Dept. Y, Chicago. 10
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-11-18
Directory and Department Of General Information.
Washington County

In State Of
isvet
within
Hldbrnd and districts bearing kinds
will find field
mill The
beautiful the waiting
valley
valley Council and
Salmon Mows* To the east the fine Crane creek All of these
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which will yield
be
will SIGNAL
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The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-11-18

Educate Your Bowels With CxAcnrsta-
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
ioc. 26c II G. c. c. fail, druggist refund monty.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-11-18
Public Officials.

STATE.
TT co,o, .......... Henry Heitfeld
......... George l. Shoup
Member OF Congress. ...... flames Gum
Governor. .......... Frank Steunenberg
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. George f Moore
Secretary of State. .... George Lewis
Acknowledgement :. Robert E McFarland
U. 5 Marshal. ..... James | Crutcher
U. S. Dist. Attorney .......J II Forney
Treasurer. .......... George H Storer
Auditor. ............ James II Anderson
lnspectorof Mines Benjamin F Hastings
Supt Public Instruction. Louis Anderson
SURVEYOR ....... @ Straughan
Supt U S Assay Office .... F f Church
Supreme Judges W Huston, Chief JUS
tice; Ralph P Quares. N Sullivan.
Judge 81 Judicial Dist :. Geo II Stewart
All state officers have their residence at Boise
Auditor and Recorder-I f Smith. Weiser
Assessor and Tax Collector-Wm Allison.
Weiser
Sherlf-D H Kerfoot, Weiser
Treasurer-C M Hixon. Weiser
Probate Judge-T M Jeffreys, Weiser.
co,. LIST Dst-A B Anderson. Weiser
sioneSs I'd Dist-M Hopper. Salubra
Sd Dist-John jackson, Indian
Valley.
Coroner-Dr Brown, Salubria.
Regular meetings of the board of county
commissioners are on second Monday in
January, April, July and October
The next session of the District Court
will open October LIST. 1897
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-11-18

Take tascarets Candy Cathartic l0c or 25c
ii e. &. G. fail 10 cure. druggists refund money.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-11-18

The Association will pay the above re-
ward for the arrest and conviction Of any
person stealing the stock of members oil
this organization.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-11-18
Educnte Your howell. wllh ca.caret..

yIANTED-Trustworthy and Active ge tlemen
w or ladies to travel for responsible estab-
lished house. in Idaho. Monthly $500 and
expenses. Position steady. Reference. Enclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. Tho Dominion
Company, Dept Y, Chicago. 10
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-11-18

6sns time ago he had = severe illness
which was cured almost miraculously. A
Fspceter hearing Of this, interviewed him re-
earding his experience. Prof. Bowman was
IN the midst Of his work when the reporter
calico, but he cheerfully gave him hear
A year ago last fall, }" said the professor,
II broke down with nervous exhaustion,
and vAs unable 70 properly attend to my
ns rsitsE and also used many different pro.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-11-18
BRANDS.


Advertised by the Washington Count.
Stock Growers Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
4PNT AND NAVY ORDERS

TRANSFERS IN BOTH BRANCHES OF The SEE
v1cr-LEAvEs or ABSENCE GRANTED.
Washington. Oct BY direction Of Major-Gen-
.rsl Miles Acting Secretary OF War, Lieutenant
Colonel James jackson. LIST Cavalry, IS relieved
from further duty with the National Guard OF
Oregon. and will proceed from Portland. Ore, 10
his home where at his own request and for his
own convenience, he Is authorized 20 await retire.
ment.
The Leave Of absence granted 10 First Lieutenant
Guy II Preston, 9th Cavalry, September Is IS e1-
tended three months
Leave OF absence for six months on surgeon
certificate Of disa bility is granted to First Lieu
tenant Rowland G. Hill 10th Infantry. with per-
Leave Of absence for ten days from Noyemoer 3
1897, Is granted TO Second Lieutenant tiSntE -
Todd. jr 90 Artillery.
Ordnance Sergeant John Linders. now al Fort ads-
worth y Y will be sent 10 Fort Clinch. Florica
TO relieve Ordnance Sergeant Gottloo Bisalsky ana
s,us E. Gillette Corps Of Engineers, savannah
"a Sergeant Bisalsky when thus relieved. Will De
sent 10 St Franciss Barracks, Florida, and report
10 the commanding officer Of that post 10 awal,
Ensign Charles T. Jewell will be detached from
the branch Photographic once. Cleveland, No
vemher / and ordered IN charge OF the orancn
Hvdrorrsrhic Office Buffalo same date
Ensign Harry H: Caldwell was oetscaeo ioIa
to the Olympia by steamer from San Francisco
Mats Robert Rohange is detached from the re-
Receiving ship Independence and ordered 10 the
M saimsker H. F Barr is detached from the Mare
ysIand Navy Yard and detailed 10 the recruiting
rendezvous at San Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
PEACE AT THE CORNELL DAN.
woRENrN CARRY THEIR POINT AND WORK
WILL BE REsUMED-THE ITALIAN
CONSUL TALKED TO THE MEN
MILITIA NOT PRESENT.

Work on the Cornell dam wss not started Yester-
a., r,or,,nc a. had ben expec ed, account OF
,he rain and there was no way OF learning whetl-
A. ,be styters would resume their labors or not
Evo~vtbire was in an uncertain and unsatisfactory
condition until noon but all the time thcIe were
v.r,oIs minors floating about. some 10 the erect
that strong force % militia would arr'Fc e8'iY III
the afternoon, and others that the strikers ha'
determined 10 use desperate means 20 ca'f! the.
po,nt The best informed anons the lapofers aiu
ofBcers seemed inclined believe that the tronn's
w.. over and that the strikers would 20 10 Vo'K
nu,efIv as soon as the weather permitted
Soon after IL O'CLOCK Mr.. B-owr. OF the nrrn o.
contractors and O. Branchi the italian Consul Al
New-York arrived at the dam. and the strikers
w.ra called together at the office of the firm. wnere
speeches were made 90 them IN which they ~eIe
Tod that they acting under mistaken iOea.
that they could deal where they pleased anu u"
as they liked with their money - -. We,
and they cheered heartily Nnen ihey W. 80
that they not 10 trade with Joseph ol0f - ~
less they chose TO- In the END the meeuns ;Sls
IN with the best OF feeling apparent on an siuss'
The strike was declared OFF, ana the men Piyx...
ised 10 20 to work usual as soon az the "e@snS4
permits Shern Johnson az once te!esrsphed 20 Ion,
Steps 10 withdraw his deputies. and quiet anu
peace once more reigp AZ the dams o..,.
There was lively scene at the 4th Con hpana
Arnory In Yonkers. yesterday ne men rtain
iohn / PrlIyn was on hand. aud 81 once TOOK com
ynand The men busted thems ives getlns IeauE ~
for week. at least. In the heId oeNenrI rond
yhe sAyentv-rne members OF the company "ou4u
have gone had the call not been coui t,
,The COMPANY was almost ready 10 start VIII.
Captain Pruvn received word from the snerlI ing.
four men absent three are confined to their MONIES
NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains l+a,. Neu-York FOOT - rhambers-st
follows and i've minutes cartier from West 23d-e.:
q 90 4. M.--ves'busd Fypress daily 'or Bnghartoa
vayerly Einira, Buffalo Bradford Arri,. Bufalo -
T ". Parlor car Pufrs
600 r. N.-ve.tbvlsi Limited fss. mail Daily solA
for n cag vis auqus Lake arrives Cleveland
40 NJ. N ago p NJ Seepers ~ Chicago. Ceve-
land and Cincinnati rinng car
30 T. M.-Buif. and 'lA, Gland bu!ed Eypress
rsi.y arrives RuNa T.n5 NJ. Bradford 1:i7 A. ",
jamestown 20" VI. CleyAl nd - 80 p " S.Aepes 10
Buffalo and eveland making direct connections fH
Detroit chicago AMI '.s Nest ,afe Library car
s.45 y. W.-Vis ,tautspqua Lake ard Niagara Fah
Daily Solid chicago. Seepers ~ Horn eisvie
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car. -
TICKETS LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
accommodations a III III. pol. 4ol srd 49, Broad
"a, l27 Rovery i5s East i25ths and 81 West l25th-
81 Chambers and West 30 50. ferries. New York: 33
and 1875 fulton st. 100 Rr iiaay Brooklyn zoo HUDSON
81, Hob Ken aud JersA, city station Nsstc3t Express
cal for ad checks baggage from hotels arf residences
fn destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
DEL. LACkAW ANNA AND WEsTERN X. X.
stations in New-lOrk. foot ~ BsrciaS
and (nristOpher street,
yEsTIUVLED RAINS. PULLMAN btFbt'
LIGHT.

Direct -,r.e - SEWARh. BTOpNFiEip N"NlD'. tk
Iiir OR lNGEs, Summit. Rernarfsyi'e b1 p
Fiis4 Madison. NorrstoHn, rassaio "a, eI n e,yn
tor Dover Stanhope. NEWTON. 81 Ins LAkE
LANE HOP ATrONG HackeitstoNn: : l'ool.hl :
MOI NJ AIN Washington. pHuLlFsRi r.; trroN
SCRANTON PITTsrON. NILKEsBA;KE NANrl-
COKE pASN LILLE. NoRTHLNRiRkANp Non
r,sa PrNtIFTAWTON on Ford. NORWICH Water
lie UTICA RiCHf LID SfRtNGs .or;ianI
SYEArtSF osVEGr ITHACA. oWEGp t,NlfA
CORNING BATH DANSNlIl-E bIttAHJ anl all
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 4 -RINGHAMToN NAIL stops at principal
10 90 4 M-,Csf. c.r. BUFFALO, SCRANTON. RINo-
HAMTOS OWEGo. ITHACA ELMlRA uTISAs
RrcHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE. and OsWEGO
EXPREss Pullman Psror Cars. connecting nj
100 p M-sCRANToN. WILKEsBARRE and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman Rure; Psrlor Car
400 p N-sCRANTON. UILKESBARHE AID PLfM-
Or-TH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Care
90 p NJ CDay)-ChicsEo Vestbusd Limited Express
ror SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN. ELM RA BUF-
FArn. Pullman Rune' slserirg Car. HeH- York :"
Chicago Dining Car vast Of RuTalo
SCRANTON BINGHANToN. ElMlRA BATH MI
NORRIS and Rr-TFAtD. arrivirr in Rursl, \
o 30 = NJ Daily BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON oWEtiO ITHACA. ELMTRA. y RA'CeE.
UTICA and OsWEGr EMPRESS Pullman BUFFET
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a.
pen-y ,Jlze a SOM Limited. ll3 Rr stwav. - Psrk
%. ~ broadway and ei2 Broadway. Tickets ferr,
.a,,ns III an i2h-st 81 West i25th-s', 23S
C-o,urnnu.-s New York. a3s and 3S rul'ors' and
los Rrosivsy. Rrookyn Time sh"s giving rlll infor
nation a, all stati rs
heck bsssss. from hotel residence % destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
SHORE XIX.

Train. leays 42d g. etauon. !. "a f'No"s ~
m cartier from foot Of Franklin -
3;?O A NJ Daily Local 20 Bumalo - vo,
ia A N DaiIc Local T Aban, saratoga and Mon
tresl p.ch.z-
1OtS A II Daily FER Albany vti1a syracuse N o,as
PuNs,o Niagara Falls For Nsyrs. Toledo. 'lsNH
land and chicago .., a., u.,,
II ~ 4 Daily except Surtsy 90 'atsliI Nou1-
-sl,s New Palfz. Lakes Mohonk and Ninnep ssNs Al
hany Saratoga. caldwell. Lake George 'aror 'S' 10
Blojmville and Albany. ,.,
c 4uO T. 81 Daily excep, sunlay for Aban'-
G,tO y NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal. tcs. sra
,uss Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fal's. TORONTO pN
'rnit Cle, Gland. chicago and 81 Louis 49,.
Sara,oga and Montreal e.pins car Ah'm - Mon
,.lj psG, except SUNDAY ~ Syracuse. R9'h''
81, p II Dstlv ,,r Alhany Urea syrac I,e Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit lN'elahh
Chicago and :. Louis. =, o,cx
= - a.s Brooklyn by Annex Blo:to \ " g
p 4 Terse, CITY. ? r station, Ri ~ - ~
Tim. -able. a. principal hotels md or'oe~
r LAMBERT. General Passenger AGrr'
Vanderbilt Ave. >eo YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
REAL ESTAT TIE.
MANY vALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLINGS

MANY VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELLINGS
SOLD.
Nor. real estate business was transacted yester-
day thar has been the casa on Monday for many
weeks.
I. j. Phillips & Co sold for Professor NJ j.
Tupin, OF Columbia University. No. IS West Sew
enty-second-st.. a four-story brownstons front
dwelling. 2sx60xid22 for $1,000
100 for $4,000
Phillips & Co. have also sold for George F. John
sou No % West Sixty n,h-st.. a four-story In
diana limestone private dwelling, with dining room
extension. on private terms The buyer Is J. q.
smith. This is the last house to be sold of row
diseossS o By Til. arm %, hin three days
Bryan L. Kennedy has sold for h. GOWN TO G. T
BouIsvard, u feet south Of Loneeood-ave, size Xxx
ssxS2 for s2aSe the seller taking in part payment a
shorousSfsre. s. feet north OF Lonsw GOD ave
George Bead has 500 for the U s,ss 81 States 3:
stantOn.sts an old txo,story power-hOuse building.
wiliism 'i Flicker bs. sold y e Mr. EIDE No 81
wss s%ssss ,sssS td1 @
Murray Ia; sold No IL, West One
Lionel FfosSiich has sold for Nr Barnam No
East srvss ssx fo2 abdS
MI i1eh rs has also SOLD for julius
st tire. fssr,story brick hathouses. each ifsxssh
% s G N sse fsF Mar osep h sad and
Charles Grith Moses has sold for the Msrx-
Ernst-Nathan syndicate TO John Scharsmith the
plot leSxI0o. he north side Of One hundred
seventy thirdst beginning thirty-four feet Of
Amsterdam-ave. The buyer will erect nine private
dwellings.
William Noble IL reported 10 have sold TO Henry
Berg No. 70 Fest Seventy-sixth-st.. a four-story
brownstons dwelling on lot ?0xl022 No price can
be learned.
Mandeibaum & Levine have bought from c. r.
Conger No. u Hsmton-st., brick building with
stable in the rear lot 25xl046. on private terms.
Three lots In Tnton-ave. with three lots In the
rear fronting on Cnion-ave., north OF Westcnester
ave- have been sold to a Mr. Hennessy.
The administrators OF the estate Of George n
Slower have sold the Pendleton house az Buehill
Maine to George r. Martin. The price Is withheld
The offerings at the Real Estate Salesroom yeser-
day attracted little interest. William Kennedy sold
No. 500 West Fifty-seventh-st five-stoTy brick
tenement house a lot 25x5o5 near Tenth ave.
In foreclosure TO the plaintiff in suit OF Frances
A. Skinner against Oscar X. Wenmarn for N4C0o
The Same auctioneer sold In foreclosure large
corner Of One hundred-and- sixty ftfthst. to Leo
pold Gud5 he for 5000
No. 14s2 Ssventh-ave.. q hve-story stone nathouse
near One Observation-Disclosures cond-st., was sold TO
the plaintiff for $500
The z. II Lyons Company has sold for Berlin.r
Bros. to Mr. Forsch. the northeast corner OF Rose.
a. and Thrd-ave., boxS7 private terms The
property win probably be Immediately improved
Is Mr. rorsch will resell to a builder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
TIE ARREST or JOIN ALGt SIINt'
sroH-HaNpEp PROCEEDINGS B7 THE ArTHoRI-
TIES OF NICARAGUA


TIES OF NICARAGUA.
M.narya Nicaragus Oct. John Augustine
a. American CITIZEN vas arrested at San Carlos
At the mouth Of the San Juan River. on september
"a nv order OF President Zelaya; vas brought here
a. once without any preterce Of a trial and was
,nnrson.d IN TIE penitentiary. Mr.. Augustine was
Formerly United State. Consul at Buefeids MOS
quito Territory and in charge OF the Manga
zion Company's steamers on the Ser Juan NlNei
About October ne succeeded in sending word OF
h,s ,rnprisonnent 10 the United States Consul Al
ManaCua who. IL is alleged. informed me PrSoheI
that ne could do nothing for MN. cllhel ~ II
added thA ca Of tao tra n1ps from tne Ihlteu
states who we're arrested several months ago for
sbont October the fact Of Mr.. August'nes m
prisonment became known 70 the Cnlteo sat-
Minister here Lewis Baker. who wrote 10 fres,-
den1 Zelava with the result that tbs prisoner Was
allow ed 10 eove the peritentary on paroe' WITH
orders moi 10 leave the city Of Msnaeia
The facts in the seem 10 be that the Gov
srnment OF Nicaragua. several Gays previous ~
fine arrest of Mr.. Augustine. had forcioly TAKEN
nossession OF the steamers Of the Navigation CON-
PAM and running them 10 SUI useli;x "
Government Official 10 direct the movements OF
The beats apparently for the purpose OF &c tnhg
the company 10 feed and pay the oncers ara men
on hoard This Mr.. Augustine refused 70 90 unless
race;ved orders from the latter to comply with the
coyernmsnt's demands He requested TIE Near
seuan military officer commanding AZ on Shh
Carlos 20 telegraph 10 the COMPANY io1 nstrI i
lions but instead IL is asserted this oflcer tele
vraphed something TO his superior onlcer Wnich
ccaused an order for the arrest Of Mr.. Augustine
TO be issued whether he he CITIZEN OF 'he
United not.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26


Anthraci'. o'sl used exclusively lis1sor
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals
On and after October 10. 1897.
stations In N-w-York. foot Of Liberty s..
whitshau Terminal.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty ST. "A
For Easton. Bethlehem; Allentown Maueh Chunk
80 10 3 sas s,1" sts IS TO asnsS sunasn
40 g, . E,sOps ,:, N 10 20 sac SEQ s,e ~,
100 rs 2. n SUNDAYS: $50 4 n ..,ocom.
Rec ssst IS, 90 . s "a S Els nsas ssa:
I'd Ys e go ~ 4 sass. 80 ~ T.
'''' q" ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE 50
For Rfa BANK L9ns srsncs A:s.r, pask :, 9 ,;.M
r'si 81 S'i': .'s'I En- 5:.;'l
qP' at 'ST A'Gury Tars n apd '' a'''
'V' WV '.'' tos LAKEw,oP:
." 30 ~ .S 40 s SsnsaT 81, lo 10 B.s-
n,gat. 30 $50 4 NJ. rs $40 P II sandays To-"
rcr Atlantic City. vin.and ard srdseton ''8o A n.
xs rSr s''@ss'S ss S'.fn ss''s'' "a
/, 20 Jss> 2. " sundays. 900 a. NJ. 400 P ~
Boats LEAVE WHITEHALL TERMINAL.
Week lays 100: 7Ss SIS. SIS sIs' sSS sS 70;
s:s 80 p ss 1853 ii 80 80 P 4 lsio sss, sunday.
s:s s IS Is s SIS SO 90" * ls s s * 3; 8;
g." iois. JOSS P 81 Flo nish,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From Whitehall Terminal South Ferr,l IN
Weekdays Ib5 e:ss l:2a Dining car y. 10
2 ~ 455 ,Dnirs carr. 5:55 P. NJ. 1910 mot sunasSt
q5i II - tD.r!ng Carr \. NJ. So. AS Dnins at
5S p. ". i2:io indt Additional train. TOY PhiadepnG
from Whitehall So. week DAYS. $50 A " p o.xs
1:2S 6:55 SIS ? sundays SIS A. 2 ~ 2
From Liberty St. 40 A. VI. daily and ~ ana wv
p VI week days ,.
Fron FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes a.er i
Ticket paror seats can he procured AZ fot
Liberty ST. whitehall ST., 49, IL. 2ei +St sa L.
1929 broadway 7sI 9th Az 81 East Ar ST. S ~ ~
i25th ~, "a West l25th St. Isl Columbus Az. N."
York court St Fulton St. brooklyn g. BroadwN
Williamsburg The New York Transfer COMPANY VIII . ca'
Tor and check baggage from hotels or residences 70 o
unstion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-26
's.-,-r-T fe,yloo. eE,

sVeyF~ ~ 3 yyrro~- d"e 1''fiNv'
sepi taken COZ concoaise. John MeAiahon and 10
SAM Te D 10 1Sn saaTe H.ina oa F''e 70
"a r 2gt Road .0 2 y feTe.a lee to john
h6ne Ki,ngenbers to Feterck W Heinrich ard ,s 900
ri lS2Sr 40 70 i,>ss John rsaH e. a TO
~, "a Ri 20 20, # O. 2-sye 25xOl Jacob :. mn
KnssHs.n ~q i' WIRE p r. ,'s and wife ' to Jacob
S S...s i. 70" sad .So % ; 70 Wax
p,,t-st 81 s. lDo f OF '9ad-s,. .-'Ni'' v '' 10
~ sa Az It - s. ' 81 spi Mount Ed 1t,
io0Alc harles EuinoY' as executor .i'' ~
1888 st, E. il q We, Fnd-a'e hN''ol'
81. H.: e., ,'',.' corSer Xmos. 257xss. Albert
s. ard q 7 scs w, sianE s1,o William Par 10
ana VIE to cisr,-s '' 1T1g.t 81 ioxc
a3 osf ~ II. Of l?s'h'i, 251io' Harriet
Brown to Ia Rcd ,az,,., s.rxoo
m,c Ane' wleanet 81 a to waEeI ="
MotsTs r aasara ses S' rlfs s
,o,s Tsse~n $ iss It Of wtst Fndav- l7yi"o II
Inn NcSveenev ard wife 80 ka'@ SIN
Mnford Place ot az l9ay s. - oo Thorna. +
ilOth St 100 n o. Gf@nd ~ ,:,tr 80 $3.50
Mind .l F r5ws,S s To- - -5 asR 70 90,
conrf1sTj, sg. . $40 IT Q; lF?i = 2.N $50
PeeS,,,s--sf ~ ss ; go Il Of Gods
p sxa4 aT2s ?x,5s Tn1m,s Pope - 81 p"
pS %a5ias = - % NJ. r,x7c Elizabeth Fsn"r no
.5 80 H' %o 'i iis West, a,ico5. Ae Allen TO
7s Hl,4y rel os2 I; Of Amsterdam az. 2olC5
ic2 g George Norwood. st. t" Emmy = as ooo
est :. 200 4 . Of 2i-sve 2'xioo' There's"
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same s'H pr6p.r,v r>ih.r wheaton 10 Lambert 10
,,s 4Sosi0 No 100 East. i7zo Iohn Judge sco
Eser.e 70 e. E so Fs. frederick
jackson to Ntrv Jackson ave soxioo:
S tn ii HartiscnSs cooP:rs5'~ Buns A'''''' 1000
s65 sn 70 No'TF' MGs ersps2
SsT{oTf 3. ana a a1EfT to Emma LOO
APs 6 ,m Ts'i ano 4" ana vifs saa aaoA'r %
e,i Ferns rVbs,4 1'5' a. q 70 Eay
Barnard END ano'heT Tee49'a and another to
Ap 1d o. Fs'e nsla n 70 Jane: caFEolr
x Ia$, q so1 Ns,+. - sS. Sc, ''
l L.I "a =. NE Ei3 F I5s8 S 1000
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Baehraoh and no re 70 - H sme,sri aare Il
s sS4cStor. to David Oppenheimer and an ~,
7lst-st. 247 Vest. u" SNl"% - NJ --' tnn
Riverside Drive or az. -. centre ~ III ~
,-Aer 77fh AID 18Th runs =, * 'iN+''
,oo 4. 1sroh " Mack % Henry m'n.,,oo
7,s v 5 l4o u u OF Madiser-aNe. =, 49,
Iossch Eastman and wife 10 Fioreue :. "useen
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forsss an6 Carriases.

SACRIFICE.
Fin. team ~ carriage horse. with long flowing man.e
and tails bay dark points. disposition very best
warranted kind very nne breeding fearless OF
all obstacles been used BY the present the
past six month. Ask for Mr.. MARSCHS team Pierre's
stable 5sth and 1h-a 81 Liberty st
l,OR SALE.--Onc OF the most perfect gentemen's
i drivers living. young sound. kind. and fearless
fast and no record. Address Roy z. Centredals. r. l.
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave New York whitehall Terminal oN'''
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i27 Roxery n $780, 344 Fulton ST.. Brookiy n.ssdese
hal, Terminal Baggage checked from hotel or =
to destination.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Ss,h-s, g. 100 n OF Avenus c. 25x1o22.
Ps,rck J Mclaughlin TO Rosetta McLoughlin..
$3.50, , has Il . Of Lenox-ave. 25.4xl00.li:
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architect 90. ......... ..-..' go. ,.o-v
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