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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
TO RESTRAIN TANNER.
Mine Owners Will Appeal to
the Federal Courts.

Springfield. Ill, Oct 14.-Governor
Tanner today sent cavalry troops B and
D First infantry Springfield and COM
pany Sons of Veterans regiment to
Pana, to place the troops recalled from
there Wednesday and sent to Virden.
The colOred miners taken from the
train here Wednesday are still herded
at the city hall and fed by city charity.
Proceedings are expected in the United
strain Governor Tanner and the militia
from interfering with the colored men
who want to work.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
WILL USE THE TUNNEL. =.
Colorado Midland viii Abandon Line
Over Hagerman Pass.

Denver, Oct 14-An agreement has
been reached between the Colorado
Midland Railway company and the
owners of the Busk-Ivanhoe tunnel I'M
der Hagerman pass, by which the line
over the pass will again be abandoned
and the trains will save about fourteen
miles and thirty-dve minutes time, not
to mention a heavy expense for helper
engines and additional crews
The BuSk-IVanhOe tunnel is just two
miles long, and trains require ten min
utes to pass through 1t was originally
built to cut off the high line" over the
pass.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
Chief swsnie Hurt.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-Chief Swenie. while di-
recting his men at work on fire at the
Conkey building, 341 to 351 Dearborn street,
fell into manhole and was severely in
jured. The engineer of the build ng John
Medium, was killed and two other men
were scaIded by escaping steam. The
lamage to the building was slight.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14

New York, Oct. 1.-THE Spanish tug
boat Humberto Rodriguez which was
captured off Nuevitas, Cuba by the
United States cruiser Badger on July %
was today released by order of Judge
Addison Brown in the United States
district court
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
Will Vote First.

Washington, Oct. 14.-Colone1 c. V.
Hard and Adjutant A. w. Mains of the
Eighth Ohio, THE Presidents Own. -
concluded arrangements with Adtutant
General Corbin today for the nustering
out of the regiment at Wooster, Ohio.
on November 10, instead of election dav'
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
sIafavette Dav" in Colorado.

Denver, Col, Oct. 14.-Lieutenant Gov
ernor Brush has issued a proclamation,
prepared by Governor Adams before going
to Omaha, desl grating Wednesday, Octo-
Der 10, as Lafayette day in the public
schools The teachers are requested TO
have fitting Observances of the day and
the school children are invited to con-
tribute toward the cost &C the Lafayette
monument to be erected in Paris.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
Want 900 Rifles

Washington. Oct. IA dispatch was
received at the war department from
Minnesota today, asking for 500 Spri g
field rifles and So 600 rounds of ammu-
milton for the use of the people of that
state in protecting themselves against
hostile Indi7ns. No action has yet been
taken on the application.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
Abolitienist Fairbanks Dead.

New York, Oct 14-Calvin Fairbanks,
the abontionist, is dead at his home in
Angelica, n. Y, aged 81 years. He
was twice sentenced to prison in Ken
lucky for violation of the slave laws.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
Only One Death.

Washington, Oct. 14.-General Woods
report to the war department on the
health conditions of the American
troops at Santiago is as follows:
Fever cases, all kinds. 661: total sick
LILO; deaths: Stephen Reilly, F. Fifth
infantry, yellow fever, October 18th.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
Brentanos Compromise Debt.

New York, Oct. 14-The offer Of
Brentanos, the booksellers to pay their
creditors 80 cents on the dollar has been
accepted by most of them and an eff
fort is being made to reorganize the
firm. Out of SITS 900 liabilities. credi-
tors representing $3.50, 900 have signed
the Armament
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
any disastrous panic will occur in Pop

any disastrous panic will occur in Pop
ulism.''
Mr.. Simpson, the Congressional Rec
ord shows that you voted against the
increase of the navy and referred to
the ironclads as tin Ships"
''Well, you know Sam Wood said that
there Is an atmosphere of loot in
Washington. He said that he could not
explain it. He just felt like he wanted
to steal and everybody else acted that
way. He attributed it to the atmos-
phere. Well, I was simply opposed to
those schemes which had the appear
ance of being got up to give some body
a job. I have always voted against job
berry in congress-"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
Coffee.

Lion Coffee, per pkg. .09
Levering's Coffee, per pkg........ .O9
Arkola Coffee, per pkg............ .O9
Arbuckle Coffee. per pkg. 10
2 lbs. Crushed Observation-Disclosures. Is
lb. Santos Coffee. 10
lbs. Golden Rio Coffee rs
h. Java and Mocha Coffee. .25
1b. can White House Coffee. .35
1 Id. can Chase & Sanburn's Seal
Coffee . - .35
Id. can Java and Mocha Coffee. 80
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
LAWRENCE AND RETURN
7sc-via the Santa Fe-7sc.

Saturday, October 18th, account the
K. U. and Ames. Ia, football game.
The p. m. train arrives in Lawrence
in ample time for the game. returning
at GAO or 1875 p. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
Lard and Meats.

5 Tbs Armour's White Lard ........ rs
10 cans Armour's White Label
Lard 20
10 cans ArmOur's White Label
Lara ......--..-..- .-.......-.... .SU
10 ID cans Armour's White Label
Lara Observation-Disclosures. oU
ID cans Wolff's o. K. Lard .... .22
5 10 can Wolff's o. K. Lard .... 81
10 ID can Wolff's o. K. Lard. .... 20
Sugar Cured California Hams, per
ID 90
Dry Salt Meat, per fb........... .05
No. 1 Sugar Cured Hams, per 10 .O9
Sugar Cured Breakfast Bacon, per
10 ................. O81h
Ham Sausage, per fb....... IL
Try our Fresh Meats.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14

We make a speciality of doing up COL
ored shirts and waists and guarantee
ing colors. Peerless Steam Laundry.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
21 Meals So Ok

Frank Longs. Hotel oxford.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-14
The Star Grocery
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Groceries, Fresh Meats, Tinvare and Queensware.

Groceries, Fresh Meats, Tinware and Queensware.
Some Special Low Prices that you cannot we'll
afford miss. Come here for what you need in the
next week. Our prices lower. If you have
never traded here, give a trial order
Sugar is Cheaper Remember only sell the very
best Standard California GRADUATED.
10 lbs California Granulated Sugar. 81 90
20 lbs White Extra G Sugar ....... 90
81 lbs New Orleans Sugar. ........ LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
REAL ESTATE.
A QUIET DAY IN THE MARKET.

A few comparatively unimportant sales of up
town property formed the total OF the realty
dealing at private contract yesterday
t. s. Conkling sold for c. s. Smith to L. V.
Goodrich the three-story brownstone dwelling
81. for Sl65o0
The Frank L. Fisher Company has sold for
James W. Taylor the 2o-foot three-story brown
stone house No. 7, West One hundred "A nd -eigh-
feminist. for about $4,000
PRIVATE SALES REPORTED
Andrew J. kerwin sold No 25s West Nnety-sec-
ond-st.. new 40-foot apartment house. No price
is given
Professor Frank ]. Goodnow, Of Columbia Col
lege is reported to have exchanged his former
nome No p West Seventy fourth-st., for prop
cry IN University Place.
Morris Byck has resold No. % Eas; Seventy NTH
ST.. four-story brownstone-front dwelling house.
which he took in trade few days ago for some
Brooklyn property.
Martin Walter sold for Fanny Tomas two lots on
the west side OF Grand Boulevard. 20 feet south OF
one hundred and-seventy -oighth-st.
Louis Lese sold nve lots at the southwest corner
Of Eighth-ave. and Observation-Disclosures 10
a builder for Improvement.
The University Settlement Society Is going 10
have erected, from plans By Howeis & stokes a
fve-story brick and limestone front gymnasium
and kindergarten. to occupy the plot. soSXbii. on
the southeast corner OF Eldridge and Stanton SITS
The estimated cost OF the building is $500.
AT the broadway Salesroom YESTERDAY bryan o a.,
Kennedy sold in foreclosure the vacant plot. -yA
100 on the south side Of the Southern Boulevard,
Is feet east of Driggs-ave.. to James Thonas ior
$500. also in PARTITION the threesLory brick owe-
ing -house, on lot Y ex92 No l33 West twentieth
St. to the plaintiff for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

,yains New fork. foot OF ChamoeIs ST.
. to,lnss and Ave minutes earlier from West I'D e.:
20 W-yestipued Expcess daily for Blnghamton.
vsy.,,v Flmira, Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo SUI
7, N parlor tufalo. 49,
,..,o - N-Vesubuied Limited fast mail Daily sod
train Tor chicago. arrives Cleveland 20 A. M Chicago
p 81 sleepe~ to Chieaso' cleveland and C'ne'nn~'-
T,.o r. M.-Buraio and Cleveland V.s'ibulei Express
~, live. Buffalo O3 A NJ, Bradford Ii7 A. n.
jsms:,cwn 90 A NJ Cleveland IL so p NJ slespers to
be,ro Chicago and the West Cate Library car
e. III chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car.
sI,icbI-Ts LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
.nrnmro6a atoms H. li3 28l. +0l and o57 Broad
w.y 10; Bowery. l5a East l2ths' and 2,s West 18th
We" amhers and West 23d-st ferries Nsw-York: 333
~. s,s Unions Broadway. Brooklyn 200 HUDSON
n q, tot.,ken and Jersey City station New York Trans
dences
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

Woodrun-st. =. 20 n Of Cinton-ava. 10 a two
story ard attic frame dwelling: O E.hers. ~,
owner q Schwarz architect ...............,,. 81
Colunbus-sve. >. - n 81 Hane7ck-st 20
two-siory fame dwelling II Beon. prem 81
iscs. owner: Lawrence Rngrose. architect I"
t'h--t. No Is EnTt 10 q four-story and base
nsent brick dwelling. 25x60: Hsiwic Stursburg. ~.
premises owner. Schickel a Di,mars. architect 6U
2Sth-st, cor lCth-ave thr-e-story brick
dwelling. with store; John McCauley. No al
West 2stbrs, srchi,ec;, 'onn - 'o''an y. 200
Wiliam-si. No i2s. n four-story brick ana
stone store; Ann n Thomson. owner: 2 80
Prnth. No ~ C@dar-st. architect ........:... LOU
54th-st. No - West. a four-siofy brick dwell
ing. @ W Koch. owner \ u Taylor No 70 .o
West Nth-si architect. .............. I~
Broadway No SO a seven-storv brick Of
icr and building Alfred rrifgenan,
arehi,ect L. o"''e, = '',.'i .-s.... ooo'
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r railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


sAA1ioAs foot Of West Twenty-third Street 90
9th. n:.sso';s: ana cor,,.SS street,, .a cor.na
1uests ten minute. later than that given below 1's
's sSR.%:s s:s s s.s,ss e:
ssssSi; S;';:s; s;..;s
For st Chicago e..nS Tsi.sa
c EhS;S5s A Il t ST. LOUIS
w ?se sas'ns:3 Gs'ss.e r. c:S:..
IS GSffs SEER si sSsEss-re p
FssiP Psan sEsrsEssS:. f;,s ,s., and
:.:s 4. s:4;s sss::
:S'Hs; ~. s'' xs ts''l sS?1; sSuFs
ss!s' S.: 81; ss:s: 81 Rss So; IS IS
ns 40 fDn,ns Sa i4 mo pnins c.i $50
sos5H Hss IRA s%lLwAr-r,pr... 40 !. m ,a nigh.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Expr.-. o 70 a m. and $50
cc as a S4 AND OHIO :a Y
wei. Day; DAY: ma 30 ? M daily M -,..,... ana
rosnd ..t. q rsroSsS vessSsa rain
nur.t Parior c.r + Passenger each. and Combined
CARE MAY,-,a~ m ~..s-d.y. o....
na f:S S r.. re% .
ce; ss:s:y s::3 sSs 81 :S go P s ss
IL 's p ;" :ssf.y: II ,,.,,., 81,
pnins Car, 10 80 Dining Can, iis0 M cSC, IA
p,nins Cap 20 $500 r. % nsnt 20 s g d,S
Ing Carr m. $50 Dinin. Car. $50 40 IDinin3
Carr, 80 O'nin- Carr. $50 DINING Carr I'D ~
S:sS s.:. w.. ,'ss ,ss =:
and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Corandt Streev
Z Court Street: $40 Fulton Street o. sro:nwa Nv
city. The New York Trsnrfef Company viii can ~
and check baggage hotels and residences thFouss
to destination
Telephone '1yl Eighteenth Street for PennsyIvsnD
! T "a HJrTCHiNsoN J. r. WOOD.
General Mana ger General Pao6y AGO.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.


" iNGTON.
From foot Of Liberty 81.
Week days 4:30, 100 1000 I'll 30 Dining Can A. NJ
90 30 Is 90 Dining Carr 100 p NJ. 1918 ma.
sundsyv, $50 1000 ~ 80 Dining Carr A. NJ. Ia?
600 Dining Carl. 600 r. NJ. 1918 mdt Additional
trains for Philadelphia. week DAYS. 200 A. NJ, 40
40 7:so 200 =. ~ SUNDAY 200 A. N 400 NJ
Week days !io. -; SIS; SO ss:. eos go. rs
j, IS 100 i:?5. - lss 2;2, as'. go. $40 IS
s:25 9iO 9ss iO:5 II 40 p. NJ. 1918 md Sumo lys
100 IS: 1000 iiso 4 NJ 200 y lsY i;ss. "a 20
o:5I i055 p. NJ. 1915 mdt.
Tickets and p.rcr car seats a, foot Of Liberty -.
wsy 7,7 9th Ave. 81 East IAN ST. lss Ess ifsth 81:
2T2 West, l25th PSI Cciur'bus Ave- New YORK: =
Court st. 500 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: % Broadway, wti.
iansburg The y. Transfer Co. will call for ~
cheek baggage from residences Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF VIEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks: Automatic Block sisnam
Stations in New York. foot OF Liberty n
and South Ferry Whitehall ST.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty st.

Anchrocte coal ue>o exciustvSiS
-Four tracks. Automatic Block e'sn0fc
Stations in New York. foot Of Liberty n
snd South Ferry. Whitehall ST
Trains leave foot Of Liberty st.
On and after Nay y. 1898 -. q.
For Easton. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch Onunk. y
iS% ); s.5 g ,o s.S sS%pdsy. ."
For wike.bsrre. Pittston and Scranton 400 s'io -
H.. 100 p. NJ. Sundays. $40 A. NJ. a.. Ala
~ ao or R..dins and HARRISBURG a' 20 az" az AZ
q % % Rs.diSsI P H. his nigh. sundsyss 40
~ 80 10 Readins) A. ~. 100. las $780, 800 r. H.
i3is night.
Tor ssnSury. I<w.Surs ard wnism,port 2. 200 80
s ssS T. H. iSS t. s ? l:.!: NIGHT nsSt ''''''
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
er:s. eo".: iss Sks 70 pom, :S
days stops at In,erak.n for Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove). 9O lo:l5 Red Bank onlD A. NJ. 200 p NJ.
For Atlsn:ic Highlands. 80. $50 ll3o A. ~. Ia"
40 CTS p NJ. SUNDAYS. 200 A. NJ. 400
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnesat PARK. and berne
ga, $50 $50 A. ~. iso, 40 p NJ Sundays io;i'
Atlantic City. vin.lsnd ard Brds.'on. $50 A. Il.
$50 p. 81. -.
For Monmouth Beach seshrisht and Husbands -
Nayes.nk. 30. $50. II N A. NJ. 1870 AS p
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE ~e.
From Pier s. \. r. foot Of Rector St.
Pr Atlantic Highlands Highlands OF Savesnk No.
mande Rumson Beach Seahright. Monmouth Bosch. src
sss Prsnch $780, 40 io' 20 SiSurs' '"' ''''
For Theron. A.bury Park Ocean Grove ans ponss
south to Point Pleasant 1913 NJ. 600 SATURDAY
cnv) SIS p NJ Sundsy- stop AZ inerlaksn for Asoury
Park and Ocean GToye.) go A. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
BALTIMORE &OHIOR r

LeaN New foFk, "HeIaII fe1'''1"'' WV" '~''S -
foot OF Liberty street. ,.
,ztcAo0 40 a. m .i:4S .. m. and si2:is night
f fnlf He :. 40 m. tao .; ii:.S ~
s,..i3 night 1:3O q IN. trains from Loerty-st oniyD
'cciSciSNATi ST. LOUIS. 40 100 a. M. 1888 p; m
wAsHIN0ToS. BALTIMORE. Nap 1000 omen
eli an A m t)nerl II 100 p. 'i;f3 tDinerl. fSSs
40 ns) ..:5S .Dner 'S:55 r m. and 'is;i3 night
NORFOLK. 'ii:3o a m.
NEW ORLEANS 's:S 2. uhrough s!eeper)
All trains illuminated with P:nsch iasM ga, -
()6aoNa: ilS l12 2Si. %3< LISA Edway u T. lNn-e@s
~ RoWery Y: $3.50 344 Fuon-st.. Brooklyn: White
hsu Terminal baggage checked from hotel or rssdsnse
70 destination
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sss q 6 Ssss';T' SSa ":
Lots ss and o. map Of 4is lots, Haish. estate 90
estate. 2ad and pam Wards; Henry Grimm ,oo
Prospective, 3. ioe2 It Of Thror.. Neck
Road. s7.Gxl24 2xSI esl22ii Gretchen Hancke- eoo
e fss.s to Mater asts s'saso L"ey
cs1sS. r'.s =; ..,. -, "a, $50 sS
sGs ss.aa 49, John 81 'f Sccau 1
and another to Harry Mccallum ...........:...
sS! ss.sa.d .ate HAIRY ar s'S Man n1
s and smother to John S'Js ,n ps., sx,o 10
McSa.l Strauss .' to ana Augusta !S sesd $50.
Hsnry-s, Nos 81 ana So :o o1,s: Leopold kau
ss,h-s, SO 900 west, is'ssass; John H o Con- ,,mo
:a r,;s..s,, Horton and so''SsT
LG's 10 ard $50 Riofs Asd.%n Rose 100
l7stn-si. n i2s 4 W Of lih,s.e IsssIooii; no
pa As s[ ref f'!ss t. Li Cs sn.
O 20 '7s s WIFE s. s ysTsSin HARRIS Mana
baum e, al 70 Anna Jordan ;s.o, 100
oTRo 8.r a'9fES Sss Is fsD & iss'
i41:,,s :' No OF h2qsysrd iss'"li; 100
,7 !isss': rs Up % se.,s.. Nor
Wsei i%'To,5 % y ss,S COMPANY Y ,as 5000
Sss5:" Br"f a t? :. AssE, js Ysss.
Jenkins and wife TO 1sidor sehwsrrkoPf ana &,
LOIS lca and 1870 Block c. amended map Hudson
y Rose Joseph Tesoro and wife 10 Mary l. ~,
74th"st n s. 2ss 10 II E Of is,-ave. 90 lox75:
74th-st, 8. 2l3 II . 81 lst-ave. 20 loxiis2Ol 70
x7os. 42th-st 3 2G3.+ II = Of 2d-ave. - 2x
Ioo5 s2e-st. n e. 2o7 II OF Avenue A. 2asx
l02 q 4,th-s;. s. 100 n " Of lst-ave. coxl@3;
Isaac Kahn and wife 10 Abraham NJ Eisenbers.
Pear,-st. No 3o7. =. -. x2,n": Frank
Bretiell and wife 20 the Republic Savings and
Loan Association exchange
l2ith-st Nos az and 3i4 East, 3sxioo.ll. Henri .
eta Hlrsch and another Ida l. Jenkins 10
ethst p. Ia06 II ~ Avenue II. p 6N'sil;
Jacob I<derer and wife 10 David l. Block \
eeth-st 40 $50 West. Issxsoa. Henry Stevens
and wife Julius preyfus. ...---.-.---.
Boulevard 89th-st 100 llxl"o; Amund
johnson and wife 10 Alexander Mclean.
62A-si n 81 n Of Madison ave. 1trlOo;
Jor athan M Wainwright 10 Laura w Vain
<th-st a. 623 II OF West l0th-s'. B2srss; .
Rosamcnd Herter to Stephen G Thomas. ospo
Morris-ave g. 30 n . OF Assist. Sxlco Fanny
Tomas TO Martin Walter.
Couve-neur-et n Monroc-st, 81 6xlolex
~ lOxlOi 2 Charles Lane ana wife 10 Aorarn
Abelraan and another
Tcth-st n 200 n e Of Amsterdam ave. lPxio22:
Henrietta Reid to Herman Wronkow
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mn, YacKAwANNA AND WESTERN r. n
stnt,ous IN New York. foot OF barclay
mud christopher Streets.
,,rxr.crrcD TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTSCN LIGHT.

N A MI
,noeW a. u.-Css Carr. Drrr.Lo SCRANTON.
i"'T w,t,ScHAMioN oYEGo. ITHACA: EI.MIRA
i,TfcA' RicHrIEI.D SPRINGS, SYRACUSE ard
osvEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Connect
is, a. nuYaio win trains for Chicago and points
100 T and Bvf,i2 v.r,SsIrd EIpre' p iIr
49, t,nret parlor Car 10 Elmra. Through Sleeping
go s,d payf Coach Chicago arriving at ZOO p m
AZ, - W-sI'RANTON WILKESBARRE and PlfA-
wv" ot-rIi EXPRESS Pullman Haffst Pro, Car;
o.s n y, ,p.liy-s.ncaso ard Buffalo vesouet In
"" tea Express for SCRANTON. piNGHAMToN. FL
Min RI-FFAIO. Through Buffet sleeping Car.
Tsw-York 10 Chicago. Dining Car ives, OF Bura.o
sa0 r. u. Daly!-BqitS,9, ESpTcw,s rman HsPS
Nj NORRIS and BUFFALO arriving In Buffalo
o.sS sp.MnopTrrAI sSRANr sSaA sTN1-
RfcHrIi:I.p SPRINGS and oswEGo EXPREss
rtrrWWTs AND PULLMAN AcCoMMoDArIONS 81
uenrv Gaze & Sens dAmit-il: iis Broadway - Pam
p'.m. 400 broadway ano 9f2 broadway. Tickets at
s,v s,si,ons Tia i,h-ay. cor. i2thst 81 West i25th-
', yas co.unhus-a New-York: 3SS and I36 Fuon-st
ana r,o broadway. Brooklyn. Timetables giving ful
n,cr rsT"rT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for and
.n.ck baggage hotel residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
Counirn Real estate for Sale.

T1INT STOCK OR DAIRY FARM 33o - miles
L from Philadelphia Railroad station on premises
Also suitable Tor Also 700 within Pha-
delphia city limits Ripe FOR Improvement Paved streets
gas nd within squares. Adcresr
c + KINDRED l7ls oxford ct. Philadelphia
JIUDsON RIVER. Wesichssier County. along Sound
Ill Berkihire- Connecticut real estate EDMUND r.
MILLS 40 5th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Clifford Annie l. TO r n Hatzel 81 al. trustees
q a 9Ifh-af 200 II " Of Central PAX West.

oss': A sss SO e a u s:a q F ~,
ESlsSs. william. 10 b;,l,n,ne $ s's s;i. n
ieasehod demand BOO
o esynns names Potter Place Us Of cadis M
c.sa: Wa "a spa Hannah n.S j , 70 N .5s.id
Schwartz Joseph to cs,heIn. Rssne l tg, IS
Williams, Lillian ana His i p to ss4 W,Is
McKenna and another extends to Glover st. in ,o<o
schmuck, Herman. and Mieha. Mon'as TO Brsa
icy Of ,4 STfT 81 s2 IJsi2 HS seaf vs. 1000
webb Th on 20 a r6sa from nAS Tns.bldse
williamsbrdge, known as Bos'on-ave. 25A'S mn
ct al. 4th-ave corner lp'h-s' isi1i'o' g. 20
sane npe,s 20 hau ysar "'e 10000
Jo SlSRe''5 Anna, ' to HsrJi. Mana.leag and
Other o2a = No 1925 W Esl 2s o@isT cs 90"
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va3 A,:;se ls1 s,l Hsck pos. %Sn,h' xo. so"
81 and 30 pradhur.,- demand .;,..........: 80"
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Mccsium. mi Harry. to Agnes " MccaiIum.
Eaeeeonaht-aye. aa25 I, n Of centre lin. Of .uo
7sgo Joseph & 70 ch'fi'. !. T9 prs ana
Thomas William ii and Lanse NJ. ineiyiauaIly
2s 5' Divisions, ana No 2s2 East broadway. all
xos ss william lila j., and John Hsrlns Mutual
15s le ini" year Oo'"r""' 1900
Lyons s Jere &c 70 Ernest, O st.dmah. " cor 400
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ss 22s e 1 sss sess.T.r brewing 100"
D compan9 s"a' CO! and North Moore sis,
r l,assaip Geors" W. to Manhattan Saving. In
s ... 2, ,s,s, 57s,. go OF ''h-ay 1000
jenkins Thomas snsl to G ana a.
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ssss H. ,s vsSns al $500
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4s!hs 100 ., Of ,sns stuart. sorn.
and M,a,,op-ay e. S yss, o.y,. 10 1000"
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,.sn: iS j. TO ,O Morris ui%sn
etc W corner Ams,erdam-ave and i2'th-st sooo
x;,6 ysa's Andrew TO the American nap,, Home
Mission Society n io''h-'' S'o II Oh Elton 1900
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ave- year. = ii,.i; i60h-., 26o II W Of
Same to Enoch neli' .o'''' 1000
xI h5Snay John' 10 Adoph Myths. oth-ave mn
* / II n OF 4oth-st. year. 800, ""
Munday; Thomas y; % To- s"I. Year ' 49, 1000
ST. go ~ = OF ' 1is,h a, los II Q OF bh-ave. 1000
Wensein. Harris to There'e ieven' No 1' 1000
w BTSa6s' Mary yfn, to Joseph lot. 1870 and
" iso Book {. amended map Of MApe' estate 400
walter Martin 70 Fanny ,'ma' '.'.'."'' 1000
Riordan, Michael J. 70 Bsrhhe' ssmana 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04

ENTERTAINMENTS and suhssp'9ns i0g 81 .ne ssua'
g door rorth OF Sie-s. until O'clock p. M: hdsert'H-
mens received at the follow branch omees at
cor. 23d-st 1852 0,h-ave cor lcth.st Ma a. u'--vs
ana lAth-s. ltc Columbus near Wcst
IVES, A2d-si near 8th-ave % East lath-et 23I Wet
s2dst tetwten 7th and sth $50 East !th-st Scs
Sd-ave between 10th nth l02o 3t-ave near
Los l..vs d n'sI s9 C rs s n:.sr ns.;
COS sdave clo East 7oh-s; io2i edAvA 26a2 a1-avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-04
NEW BUILDINGS.

oor1er stanton-st for n Ave story
pr.cs kinderrarten and gymnatium, SSxoa1'
I'n,Versity Settlement Society. No ~ Del s.,
81 owner: Howells stoker OF NO ~ 'enA' ~
vsnSsrbiltaye. 100 4 o, ,sse,.s for %t tSTss
1870 ~ "a l. 800 Siebbins-ave, owner . "
Dennis. Of No 80 Nassau ": areh' zee iour-
In,ervaie-av 8 cS5ner ,,sy,n J A william n
Bowman owners; Hsuser. OF NO i''' 90
ave srcn.'cs ce va, for a ore-story frame
los s,n6,o 2sxIs: Y saergtove. owner; a.