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Free! Freei

Monday until noon, % cents in fire
works with every purchase over $3.50.
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
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$50 Reward Offered

Fifty dollars reward is offered for the
arrest and conviction of the parties who
are interfering with our wires and
mutilating our call boxes
UTAH MESSENGER & SIGNAL co.
1a9 Main street
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Cultured people want refined music;
they can have il at Saltair today, fur
nished by Christensen's First Regiment
band, and Ray Southland.
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Free! Free!

Monday until noon, % cents in fire
works with every purchase over $1.50.
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
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Saltair! SaltairI!
Plenty of Trains.
Plenty Cf Cars.
Plenty of Seats.
Plenty of Attendants.
Plenty of Room.
Plenty of Music.
Plenty of Fun.
Ilcnty IF Bathing.
Plenty of Dancing.
Plenty of Entertainment.
And everything first class at Saltair
July Fourth.
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Father-What shall 1 read you tonight?
Another fairy story?
Chldren-No. We don't want a fairy
story this time. Read about Jonah.
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Mr. Van Colt was declared the winner
amid great enthusiasm. He made an adj
dress, thanking the convention for the
confidence reposed in him, and the meet
ing then adjourned.
Those who have heard Ray Southland
during the week at Saltair will be glad
to learn that they Will have the oppor-
tunity to hear him in his greatest sue
cess. '"fhe Sinking of the Maine &C
companied by Christersen's Military
band at Saltair today.
Call at Sanitarium Health Food Cafe
for Fourth of July lunches Sweet
California grape juice and other deli
cacies.
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Saltair.

Why do people neglect their health
when nature has provided the greatest
invigOrator ever known? Saltair, only
25c, with all the other attractions free
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Saltair.

If you are troubled with sleepless
nights, spend the day at Saltair, and
sweet sleep will be your happy lot.
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Saltair.
THINK IF if

Think OF it
your gold will rust, yourself be dust
hundred years from now 1.-The time
to be happy is today" the place, Salt
air
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Groeschner & Gartmann, ia West First
South street. Salt Lake City, agents for
Monarchs, $50 and SO; Defiance. $40 and
500: Alaskas. so. Repairing in all its
branches, also general machine repairs
of all kinds All work guaranteed.
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Summer School.

Salt Lake Business college, 76 West
Second South. Call or write for par
ticularS.
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FOR THE FOURTH.
Plenty of Decorations, But No Formal
Calehre tior1 Here

= 1C1Ity OI 17OCOI etIIUIIS, OIC IVU 4 OF 111ttI
Celebration Here.
The work of decorating for the
Fourth began yesterday, and many of
the stores presented quite a handsome
appearance before night. This will be
completed tomorrow. There is no at
tempt at a celebration, no one seeming
ready to take the initiative. The peo-
pie will put in the day at the various
resorts, Garfield, Saltair and the La
COON presenting many attractions,
while Calders offers inducements
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Observation-Disclosures.

Hobson Sinking the ''Merrimac.
Afternoon trains, 100, 200, $780, 400,
500, 600, 7:30, $50 p. m.
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The Real.

Christensen's First Regiment banC
can be heard at Saltair today.
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Monday until noon, 25 cents in fire.
works with every purchase over $1.50.
NEW YORK CASH STORE.
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Observation-Disclosures

Hobson Sinking the "Merri1nac."
Afternoon trains. 100, 200, 300, 400
500, 500, 7:30, $3.50 D. m.
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CALDEE'S PARK.
Free! Freel

Baseball, Sunday, 2 p. M; o. S. l..
VS.. Eureka.
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Found.-A pure, strong Baking
Powder for 25c a pound. Ask your
grocer for U. S. and refuse all sub
stitutes.
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Saltair.

Fraternal societies, Sunday schools
and each of the various organizations
should have an outing to Saltair.
1t will be beneficial from any stand
point you may name.
Saltair is first-class in every partic-
ular; nothing like it on earth.
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LAGooN-ToDAY-LAGooN.

Hobson Sinking the ''Merrimac."
Afternoon trains. 100, 200, 800, 400,
500, 600, 7:30, $50 p. m.
Dime social for the benefit of the
Park City sufferers, by Star of the
West lodge, Degree of Honor, A. o. U.
w, Saturday. July 9, s O'Clock, at the
1. o. O. F. hall.
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to all points within distance of 300
miles. Tickets on sale July 2, and 4.
Limit, July 5. For tickets and further
information call at the ''old stand" POI
Main street.
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VAN COTT THE WINNER
Nominated For County Superinten-
dent On the First Ballot.
SPENCER NEXT In LINE
VERY QUIET AFFAIR AND NO
INTENSE STRUGGLING.

Resolutions Declaring For the Chi
cago Platform and Advanced
Methods In Schools Passed IMAM
i1nously-Ho1ne Teachers Will Be
Given the Preference.
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Sinking OF the Maine" by Ray
Southland, the famous baritone, with
military. band accompaniment
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CRUELTY TO A CHILD
Some Sensational Allegations Made
Against Mrs. Magner,
WHO ADOPTED THE GIRL
AND NOW THE MOTHER WANTS
1T BACK AGAIN.

The Allegations Are Denied and the
Appearance of the Child Indicates
That It Is Very Well Cared For
The Court Orders Its Removal to
the Deaconess Home Pending the
Investigation.
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GARFIELD ON THE FOURTH.
Round Trip only 25 SCENTS.

Bathing. boating. dancing. Only
white sandy beach on the lake.
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LAGOON-TODAY-LAGO~N N.

Hobson Sinking the ''Merrimac.o
Afternoon trains, 100, 200, $780, 400.
100, 600, 1880, $50 p. m.
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Hobbs frozen vanilla cream. The
perfect ice cream. Telephone 6e9. Of
Zee 1861 South Main street.
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Jones, A. L. Heaston, A. ]. Kilbourn,
M. NJ. Beaver, A. w. Forman, D. H.
latham, H. C. Ward, c. Peck, ]. H.
Fitzgerald.
Dennis, Torrents Pearson, Samuel Bate
man, Simon Hubbard. Hyrum Stedman.
Murray, 60-Dr. Joseph Marriott, R.
p. Miller, H. C. Atwood, William Nc
Cleary, D. B. Jones, M. A. Williams.
Eighty eight-W. j. Dean, B. B.
Brown. James McGhie, jr., w. c. A.
Smoot, C. NJ Sorenson, Willard Soren-
SON Ben Harris
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank
General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits F. Armstrong,
president: J. E. Jennings, cashier; "a
e Ist South street
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HAIRDRESSER.
Hairdresser and Chiropodist.

SANITARIUM. Hairdressing, shampoo
ing scalp and facial treatment First
class service. Prices reasonable.
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THE PROCEEDINGS.

The friends of Mr.. Moffat thought a
victory for their side had been scored
when he was named for temporary
chairman, and faint cheer went up as
he mounted the dais and made a few
remarks on the subject Of what we are
here for. c. NJ. Sorenson was selected
as chairman.
The committees were selected as US
ual, and after a recess of 80 minutes
made their reports. The committee on
resolutions reported as follows:
I'VE, your committee on resolutions,
beg leave to report as follows:
Resolved, That we reiterate our al
legiance to the time honored principles
of Democracy; endorse the platform of
the Chicago Democratic platform of
1896, and pledge a continuance of the
efficiency in service which has marked
the conduct of the latest and best
modern methods of education for the
youth of Salt Lake county"
At the presentation of the resolu-
tions, Mr. Van Colt was enabled to
score point by moving an amend
ment to the resolutions by adding the
words:
1--WE declare in favor of giving home
teachers the preference in the schools
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Half Rates Via Union Pacific.

Christensen's concerts at saltair to-
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KEMMEKEk & ROCK SPRINGS
Citizens Coal Company.
IS West Second South. Tel. 40.
HALF RATES TO ALL POINTS,
va OREGON Short Lime.

VIA Oregon Oloft Line,
July ?, and 4. Tickets good return
ing urtu July 5. For Fourth of July
holiday
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FREE COINAGE OYSTER AND CHOP
house. So Second South. Meals Is cents and
I'D. Sid Hatt02.
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FOR RENT.

NEW HOUSE. three rooms. se4 South
Fourth East. S.
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STEAM HEATING.

E G. HARRIS. with the David James
Co.. steam and hot water heating. No. 81
Main street.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

ATTORNEYS.
I. M. Waddell. Thomas Adams.
WADDELL & ADAMS,
Attorneys-at-Law. Rooms Nos. as and
41G Mccormick Building, Salt Lake City.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND Al
THE EXCHANGES

BUSINESS AMONG THE BROKERS AND AT
THE EXCHANGES
The realty transactions closed yesterday. and,
while they were not particularly numerous. they
were good for this time OF year.
Jesse c. Bennett sold for the estate Of Mary T.
Kane No. "A West Seventy second-st.. the large
four-story brownstons house f5xsox1o22. for about
$4,000. Mr. Bennett was also the broker in tho
sale by Bradley q Currier to n. A. Shaw OF No.
26o West Eighty -ninth-st.. for $1,000
Henry Morgenthau and Emanuel Heiner sold to
Mary A. McNamee. for immediate improvement,
the entire block fronting on the east side Of St
Ann's-ave from One hund .ed and thirty ninth to
Gre hundred-and -fortieth ST., for $500 The pur-
chaser is 10 begin excavatng for eight hve-story
the plot 5sxloo. in Central Park West. $50 feet
plot of seven lots. Of Which this is part. from Nor
rs stenhard last and Is now S Suans on
plot 52xl00 north of his present purchase. recently.
soa g s, on T0 % each An
entire block will thus soon be added to the row OF
Hs cen sod to builder tn. plot
75xioo at the south corner Of Central Park Yves. West
will erect an eight-story apartment-house. but tho
plot is restricted
on the north side of one hundred eighteenth
st. 5S5 feet east Of Lenox oXl@M and also on
75slo Sd Mr. seitz gives in exchange Nos 1885, III
and ia West one Hundred and twenty -hfth-st.,
Samuel Harris has sold Nos: 2s and rs East
Fourth-st two four-story buildings. each lot Hs
x96i1 TIA.
natrick 10 F. ! Bartlett No. 6S5 West One-hun-
dred forty eighth-st three STORY brick house.
at 1880 the seller taking in part payment resi-
dence in Montclair. n. j.
Horace s. Ely & Co. have leased for business
purposes the large store and basement No a west
Forty-second-st running through to Nos - ana 70
West Forty-thr1-st. In the new Milbank buiid-
ing for term Of FIVE years. for about F5'o" FOR
the term. . AZ.
There we're no sales booked at the New-York
Real Estate Salesroom yesterday.
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NEW BUILDINGS.

NEW BUILDINGS.
s7th-st n z cor Riverside Drive for four-story
and attic frame dwelling. %. Sx9S; Gottfrted
Piel, No 333 West l6th-st. owner; Hubert Droe
SER No Soonest architect. ........:...,.,.'
Govverreur-st. No rs. for a six-story brick tene-
nient-house. with store. 24x7l6 Simon Jacoby
No 100 East 1bth-st. owner; Horenburger 8
Straub, architects .......................
7o.h-st No 800 to 800 West for six foIr-etory
brick dwellings 16x50. w Thompson. No 81
West 7Oth-st owner: w Dawson. No %.
CanIbrelng-ave, architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Prospect Terrace cor 14th-st for four two
and-one-half-etory frame dwellings. 2ox5O; sal
vatore Lasparges. owner and architect. ...,..
14th-st e. 100 II OF Prospect Terrace, FOL
two two-and-one-haf-story frame dwellings
2ox5O Salvatore Lasperges, owner and archi-
tect ........................
vanderbilt-ave e q 40 n s OF 171st-st. for hvt
three-etory franz tenement-houses. DxoI
Frederick Bailey. No 925 Jefferson-st. owner
Frederick Kloepfer Astoria. Long Island. archi
r,ebout-ave. s. 90 n n Of lsOth-s.. for ten two
IS. Charles X Thornton. No go East lsOth-s
owner W c Dickerson architect. .............,
victor-st e g. pr n Of Morris Park-aVe
Lincoin-st e g. $50 II and 323 II n OF Morris
Park-ave; Jefferson-ave. " .. 300 n OF Nor
rts Park-ave: Jeferson-ave. 6, 223 II OF
Morris Psrk-ave; for Ave two-and-a-half story
frame dwellings, 1sx2S; Ephraim Levy, OF
No 231 Broadway. owner: W G Dickerson'
yalent,ne-ave E O. 1871 n n Of ls0th-et, for eight
two-story frame dwellings. 16Sx3S; John Metz-
ler OF No 2.0l0 Valentne-ave. owner; w Z
Dickerson architect Observation-Disclosures -
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6onntrp 1oropertp 90 Get.

CRAWFORD, N. J.
- perfect home: every convenience rent $500
per annunn. Write to GEORGE g. ELY, Crawford n j.
T AKEWOOD-To let, elegant cottage; stable for four
IL horses. Apply ALIEN. Rochelle owner; BRAD
SHAW. Agent, Lakewood
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we REG TO ANNOUNCE that our cashier.
w ~ p,u,o r Gettj has thi, day become a mem
Der OF nfn -, - .,rs . co No I Nassaust
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Dui1eno Notifies.
~. :, =, ~.
WinslOw, lanier & Co., II Nassau st, N. Y. City.

Winslow, lanler & Co., II Nassau St, N. Y. City.
THE INTEREST AND DIvIpENDs on THE FOL-
LOWING BONDS AID STOCKS ARE PAfABlSE y
OUR BANKING HOUSE on AND AFTER OCTOBER
1ST. 1895: -.--
Cleveland and Mahonng Valley r. r. Co Registered os
Cleveland and Pittsburgh r. r. CO. Gen Mortga3e VIZ
Dunklrk. Ind. Real Estate 6e.
Franklin Ind, City bs
Grand Rapids and Indiana r. r. Co. First Morgase IN
guaranteed Is First Mortgage Cnguaranteed Ex-Iahd
Grant Is
Grand Haven Mich Funding Be.
Monroe County Ind, Funding 51s
Pueblo, Col, Sewer IS. Water Works s.
Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne and Chicago Ry Co Frst mort
gage Is. Series D. Second Mortgage e. series IN
terest Third Mortgage Is; Quarterly Dividend IN per
cent. Special Stock.
October "a.
Bedford. Ind. City 6ts.
Greenfield. Ind. Municipal Sc. Series 3.
Monroe Countv. Ind. County Sc.
October 4th.
Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Ry Co. Quarterly
Dividend ~ per cent. Regular Stock
October 18TH
Pulaski County. Ind. Funding 5s.
Pendeton. Ind. School IS
Upton Ind. Improvement Bond &c.
October 18th
Greenfield. Ind. Municipal S. Series 1.
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THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE AND PAY
n. w. HARRIS & COr1PANY,
OCTOBER 1ST. 1908.
Anacortes Wash. School District No. Is.
Centrevle Ia Independent school District .
Charleston. H. Refunding Water.
Chehas County. Wash. School District No. 20.
Coos County. Ore. School District No. Al.
Cowlltz County, Wash. School District No. Sc
Creston Ia Independent School District
DAWSON County So OAK Refundng.
Dayton. Ia. Water Works.
Decatur. Ill. Reminding
Forreston. ILL.,, Water Works.
Fort Dodge Ia. Refunding Bond. 1898
Galveston. Texas. General Indebtedness Funding
Greenvile Tenn School. Series "A"
King County Wash. School District No. 20.
Knoxville. Tenn Public Improvement Market; School
House.
Lee County. Ia. Refundng
Mason City i'll. Water Works
Ncnominee. Mich Refunding.
Monmouth. Ill., Refundng Water.
Salem So Dakota Water Works
Sandwich. H. Electric Light.
Spring Valley. III, Water Works
Williamsburg. la. Water Works
York. Nebr. School Distric No. u. Retndng
OCTOBER I'D, 1898
Fergus Falls MINI. Ind School Dist. Refunding.
Sangamon H. Board OF Education School District No
auburn School Buding).
OCTOBER 9TH. 1908.
La ''0oF'' NO o Zero TER 18th .TIH. 1858.
Marion County. Ore, School District No "a
OCTOBER 15TH IsOS
Bethany. Mo- Water Works
Westport. Mo. School District Refundlng.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER l. 1898

Plske. Frederick to Conrad stein No "a I'M
~ salorn lease, demand Observation-Disclosures. 4 3f
cohen David. to Marcus Nathan "a ave- rs
Il Of i7is,-st year ..................... toscC
same 70 same same property. ear............ 41H
Zoos Longo. Grace I. 10 Archibald NJ Mac'ay.
trustee. etc. n corner sth-ave and 54th-st
Jireek. Anthony. to George Stein, n " corner Mad
son-ave and I5th-st demand ................. b0(
Levine. Gertrude. and Michael, to Philip Teets.
81 al, executors. etc. No 200 West 10Th ST.
Levine. Julius. to Bridget Bannon No &c Ru-
Pscioua. Frank. to Isaac and Max Boehm.
old Washington-ave 100 n Of l6Ith-st.
struever Louis. 70 Thomas S Doyle 7th-ave.
wdened, 3 corner i2sth-st. ~ years........ 400
Trainer. John. 10 Horace A Baker. No $40 East
Rirchhof. william 10 william II Pruden. parcel
2SOxi0O. TO Pot-sve. years. ................ 400
Lyail No a Eas, ssth-st years............ s5oot
schmtt Franz. 10 Elizabeth Borrhoft. guardian.
etc. No 207 East 04th-st years. .......... 12oc
Vaughan. Mary l. and John W. TO Produce Elk
change Building Loan Association. " Acad- ~.
emy-st. 81 n n Of Nermilyea. instalments. Oh
Heinsohn. William Peter. TO William l. Elan
again. as managing director. No 2,051 lst-ave.
store lease, demand oos
schaaf. william. to William Flanagan. as man.
aging director No 1854 Ave A. saloon lease. -
Abeman Abram and another TO Adoph NJ Bend
helm. ct Ann's-ave. extends from 18th TO ~
Muller: Henry s.. to william Hsokey: ;:
material Va
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Klinsman., Frederick. and William schlinser
70, Ws. End i.s and icsth. Year. 500 c
Same ., to Fes 'o'''enais same P'epe's iaes'
Prigge John A. 10 Wartburg Orphan Farm school
o. o. ,sa of Md1r,."avs' old a' line YEAR, 1900
RSn sIstpe ,bst ias :, OF sasvt Years 5000
snseT H ,e,sin.n 70 Rosa hAf' NO ''' $500
FInes Louisa A. 10 the Mutual Life Insurance
itslsp southern boueVa'u 20 " son
Huehes Mary -. and Annie Bouilon 10 the
B0wery "a vings Rank No it6 10 l54 East sd "a M
yearE mortgages. oo'oSo
Holman. Celia 10 Anna n Thomas. No 227 East
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Al ave. IL u Of -17Is,.t. 2sxIoo; Marcus ar.
Nathan to pa asa T Ws., 7,o IL Philip Tee,.
al etc. to Gertrude and Michae' ., soo
I1 aHT,1e ave. No 1891 25xe5 william Mo
e5a9 to " 1S TtafE Isaac Ka%ov;
1s s s So Bod 'sAT B. map Mapt, a, w..,
Farms: Henry sazmann and another 10 q,
y6s: Rsat l' and snS Ct Anton 'S'a
4ohs ' 20 s sa' East 2;3lco clnod
,s 5ds 500 It Of c6utsndt ave. 2S1ico:
rio on Vest SIDE q c,ty Island. asIIcinns iand
IAN !, 70 .5 %s@ Kf ies. w..sS.a $50"
,i IA 70 h 81 q West; aSsicoi Paul 1ne;
washington n,a ., ave corner ls2dst 2Soxltsx
xlel A sidney Morton referee. to Patrick 90 nn
l%i:t-.,: 3 Il E%:i 2s.ic'ii; Emanuel Hoch-
lo nfi~ s. vas aiss II ad.ave ies.looli;
iras M Ne q Es. aosioo5 cOfnea and
STEPHEN Peabody 10 Lena sWin ;h ss.s 900"
FINN, Grant to Cornell University. Nominal
oe ham 10 NE Msre Jasper Der 4 ' 5000
Fox Or Bs5e,es, So io.s ana s.s 81 rs Is1lCo
St AN Ann save. No 1873 2ssys: peter Abla-s TO 4,
weSs'sT ave we 300 # 5osi
pa Mnrs hsnf ny s2a asxo, sarsh FOLEY
7s ,t e e. s2s aSsioes B'ch''ea emn
:
ios St o.i'' s. iis It " Of ad-ave 2sssicoi
simon Adler and another 10 Rosa lien .-....' 2"""
L., 1872 Block c. amended map Maple estate, ..o
Hudson Rose TO Atoms and Marie Nalhelm -"
7ath-st. No 2n3 West. 16rlo22, John { Platt 10 =,
lsi-ave No fl23 26x7o Rosie Cohen 10 Jacob
Ave A. s2d 81. % sxas. Mary Dorm
Emanuel Hochheimer /
2sth- ST. No 227 East 25xas o. Franz Ruh TO ~ ,o
ANN Thomas .......;..; -: "''
VirgiO v GazZo .-........... .......-... !
"a q, No 10 East. 2ox962 Caroline Mayerhofer
10 Pincus Lowenfeld and another .......-.
, 2sth 81, No 227 East. 25x9s9. Anna NJ Thomas ~
52d-st. n $, as1 II Of shave. 81 2xl0 9r22 81
100 &. Eleanor Snyder 10 Charles HYDE
Ms1i.on-ave. No 1912. I8yIoo. isns Cnhn 20 .
Same property: Lena Greenbaum 70 Lem Y COIN
ii4th-st No GA West. 14xloo II. William r RIOS.
Mary y Ross ..---.-...-. 80.
is5th-st No $40 East 2sxas. George stolE TO
John Priege ....-.... 49,.
A.h-et n O. 225 II Of Morris ave. old line.
25xel ix2Sxa4 3, John A PIgge 10 George stof
IOth-et No 3s7 East. 25x94 o. Donald Mclean 10
Harris Msndeibaum and another ..........:.: ~ 20
Ioth-st, 3el East. same TO Charles Lovenfed I"
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Touartnfrship Notices

NTR HARVEY EDWARD FISK has with
NJ go ,,or, on, nrn and Mr. Wilbur c. Fiek IA,
been admitted hAh'hi ri'" ''''
october LIST. 1895
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finantiaI elections.

THE PLAZA BANK, New York, September
Both. lses-The Annual Election for Directors OF
the Plaza Bank will be held at the Banking House. Fifth
and 5sh Street Tuesday. October 1fh. 1898
Poll. open from ~ NJ. 10 o'clock p ".
C. W PARsON Cashier
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Gubnrban Real estate.

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y. CrNCy -Montolair real estate al kinds. sale ans
A I.nt CLARENCE b. TUBS. Beekman-st.. N. Z.
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OFFICE OF
ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY. -
New-York September 2Tth, 1898
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders
OF the Eris Railroad Company. for the election OF
Directors transaction OF such other business
NAV come will be held at the once
Company, No. 81 Cortland, Street In the Siy OF
Nr-York Tuesday. the 18th day OF October lsas al
il:45 A. NJ The polls Will he open al IL o'clock noon.
and remain open until 2 p. NJ. Of that day. .
The Transfer Books OF both Common and Preferred
Stock will be closed p NJ Friday September Soth
1898 and will be opened at 10 A. NJ on wednesday. the
18th Cay OF October next
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
J. A. MIDDLETON. Secretary.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING Of stockholders OF
l. The Morris and Essex Mutual Coal Co for the
election OF directors and officers amend the Bylaws
and approve dsapp.ove the sale Of part Of the
Hotel Philadelphia Pa Wednesday. Oct 9Th. 1895. be
tween the hours OF III a. IN. and p. m.
WILLIAM REPP. Secretary.
Old Forge Pa Sept 2e 1898