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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20
THURSDAYS News.

viii Green went 10 Emporia today
where he will visit his friend, VIII
Park for a week.
lola now occupies permanent and
lofty place of Importance. The An
heueer-Busch brewing company ships
its beer here in new cases.
Young Krutsch, son of the north
side groceryman, left for st. Louis
yesterday where he hopes to enlist
in the second regiment of regulars.
The temperance sermon preached
by William Downsr on his death bed
and mentioned in the REGISTER was
so pointed and forcible that the Kan
sas City, Mo-, papers printed it.
The arrival of Mr.. Charles in the
city was noted in this paper a few
days ago together with the fact that
he would build near his son-iu-law,
Mr.. f. ;. Bennett, in the northeast
part Of town. Mrs. Charles and her
three daughters arrived yesterday
from Chicago and will live at Mr..
Benefits until the new house is COM
pleted.
Frank Jordan left last night for
Archer City, Texas, where he will
assist his uncle, Mr.. Frank Powers,
In running a dry goods store which
he intends opening. Frank has
many friends in lola who wish him
the success which his industrious and
intelligent young manhood deserve.
Rak Miller umpired ball game at
Colony Tuesday between that place
and lola and in spite of all he could
do Colony won by score of Is to 10.
This makes Iola's second game and
she has won none. Today lola and
Geneva are fighting it out at the fair
grounds. Later: 1t rained.
The lola contingent did good work
at FIT. Scott, and had the X. P's. there
so much wrought up over lola and
her prospects that there was some
difficulty in preventing a stamped to
the coming metropolis. An effort was
made to get the railroad to allow a
stop-over on west bound tickets, but
it failed. Otherwise about twenty
five visitors would be in town today.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20
Cake Walk.

The Columbine Rebekah Lodge will
give an african Cake Walk" in the
Opera House Wednesday night May
25. Aunt Dinah Best Pound Cake,
first prize. Pickaninny Cake, second
prize. Admission 10 cents. Ice cream
10 cents. Darky Melodies and recita-
tions in costume. (dlww1w)
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20
Card ef Thanks,

70 the friends and neighbors who
so kindly helped care for our dear one
during her long illness and who also
so thoughtullv and lovingly assisted
at her burial we extend our heartfelt
thanks. JAS. H. COUTANT,
KATE l.. CoUTANT,
BERT. NJ. COUTANT.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20
Souibs and Crackers.-No o.

what Sink the New York? How absurd
There's boat
That will need no assistance TO keep her
afloat,
For throughout all the world Of finance it is
known,
That New York holds the record for float
ing--a loanl
Tudor
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20
Still Hiding Out.

WASHINGTON, May 19-No
direct news Of the Spanish
fleet has yet been received,
although it is reported off
the coast of Costa Rica.
The Oregon was said to
have been at Barbados yes
terday and has been ordered
to Key West.
An Illinois Cyclone.
ROCKFORD May 19.-Elev-
en- persons were killed and
80 injured in a cyclone that
swept across Ogle county
last night. A great amount
of property was destroye /.
Sincere and Appropriate.
WAsHINGToS, May 19-The gov
eminent has cabled message Of con-
dolence to Gladstone's family.
Bismarck to Follow Gladstone.
BERLIN, May l9-Bismarck is seri-
ously i'll and the gravest fears are
entertained that the end is near.
Water Works Out of Order.
VALLEJO, Cal, May. 19.-The Cruz
ser Charleston, which sailed for Ma
nilla yesterday with supplies for Ad-
miral Dewey, returned today with
her condensers out of order. 1t will
probably sail with the transport City
of Pekin.
Col. Fred viii Join His Regiment
TOPEKA May 19.-Gov. Leedy has
received letter from Col. Fred Fun
ston saying that he has about con
cluded the special duty on which h'
was called to Tampa by Gen. Miles
and expects to be allowed to return t
his regiment in time to join it at San
Francisco before it sails for tn,
Philippines.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-05-20
LATEST WAR NEWS.
Union Associated Press Dispatches TO the
Daily Registerl
Sampson Waking Them
UD.

WASHINGTON, May 49,
1t is reported here that
Simpsons fleet bombarded
Santiago de Cuba yesterday.
The report is generally cred
tied, as orders had been sent
to cut the cable there and it
is entirely likely that in
carrying it out the fleet found
it necessary to shell the
forts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
REAL ESTATE.
A RYE COUNTRY HOUSE EXCHANGED
FOR BOULEVARD LOTS.

The sales VI real estate yesterday were re" ai'o
unimportant with one exception. country Sea'
on the Rye road being exchanged TOT io's ." ''0
boulevard Lafayette and cash consideration
The other realty which changed hanos co"''''
entirely of uptown dwelling property
i,s Seldng Brothers sold TO Benjamin r. "a'
ktns for f NJ Fulton the latter's country place on
the Boston Road. between Rye and port hn"se
consisting Of twenty-eight acres "a ,hTooms with
stone terraces and stone stable buildings IN the
grounds In part payment Mt t me'h Boulevard
fnfayette and one -hundred-and seventy ;seve f
st. with three frame dwellings. OVERLOOKING r0''
The Stevens Real Estate Company SOLD ioSr a aT,s
e yssventhst with frontage of loo feet to, on
the boulevard, for Charles NJ Dunn 10 = J. WIZ
sharrot Bro,hers sold for the estate, Of AnthSny
McReynolds TO Henry O. Peters 10, for about
sa5So. -"H'-'H'F's cur0en
fve-story tenement house, %xSx%s Mr tba
taking in part coT1a2 ~ Se1 and
dred-and-e shty -fourth-st. ,,,,.o .stat. tn
h r f s6esm r 70 SG $50 West Forty nnths i've
story tenement house x75x9 on private ot 1srn
s05 the H. seven Ieaa veoy ahoHses covering the
westerly side Of Seyenth-aye from
SITS the two corners being each SSxIVo ana INC ''
hs1 er-V Marks sold for " lliam Picken No. 81
West 0ne-hundred- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dwelling. 17x52xls. ,,.,,,, yronr No
George " Ruddell sold 10 William hrop1 no
13i West One-hundred and -nineteenth-s''' ono "a
row OF dwellings Just completed. , ,Ao 90
John n Goding sold for MIS- Bessie s JaSou -. a.
Murray c. Danenbaum No 81 East sly Sio ''' "
four-story brownstone dwelling, lot NJNlVoo oorna
Barnett & Co sold for Charles Hutter 10 re- rs
e Currier No $40 Third-aVe. t~o-stoiy Aai''o
dwelling lot 27x1c0. private terms . ord
Mrs Fanny Woouleaf sold tne 10 vs.. SpYS.v
basement brownstone dwelling No So "vs' nr,vs;s
third-st q feet wide by half the block on priVa'e
terms. 49,, a.. cNox,as II and I'd
ward A. Thornton the two-story frame a .shs e
house No ss6 East One-hundred- and ghueth-s 81,
iSSx4JxiOo for about $500 to Robert skinner 1t
Erc1erick and Kate Ochs the three-stor! IIahe AZ"
house lot 25xlcl No. Gil Bergen-ave, lot SyVvI 10
Charles Schneider. and for Frederick ana hate
0chs me three-story frame fathouse on the so.H-
west corner Of Rose-st. and Bergen-a'e'' Iof en-
The broadway salesroom yesterday Peter r.
Never & Co sold in foreclosure the three-s o
sfone-front dwelling. 16Ml0 H. NO $50 has' u Uae
hundred and sixteenth-st. 2lS feet west Oh r"s'
i-,an u Muller sold In foreclosure. the three
story brick dwelling 16.sx99ll, No; lOS West one
hundred nd thirty sixth-st.. 10 the paintH io'
E3S75.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

Through trains leave New-lolk loot d ChamDers-st
a. follows and earlier 23d-st:
300 a. N.-vestbued Express daily for Bing hamton
Wayery, Elmira Buffalo, Bradford. Buralo 500
p NJ. Parlor Buffalo.
Il. M-Vestlbuled Limited Daily .olid
train for Chicago arrives Cleveland 40 A. NJ Sbcexo
p NJ. Sleepers Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining
7,3O T.. M--Buraio and Cleveland vestiouied Expre,,
Daily arrives Buffalo 7.O5 A. NJ. Bradford 7:iT A NJ
jamestown 200 A. NJ. Cleveland ~ 30 p NJ seepers
Iuralo and Cleveland. making direct connections for
Detroit Chicaso and the West. Cats Library Car.
s,f5 r. M-solld train TO Chicago. sisepers to Hor-
YIICKFTs. Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
way l27 Bowery 1910 East i21th 81 and 81 West i25th
and 100 100 Broadway. Brooklyn Hudson
st Hoboken. and Jersey city station Westcott Express
calls for checks baggage from hotels and residences
10 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

Branch once. for
C.oIumbus-ave Q o. 70 II . OF Washingeon-Wy;; "
two two-story and basement frame d"elI'nss.
26x3s George Devermann. Van Nes" o""'' sOco
r Lohse, architect. o.
Forest-st a 100 II OF West Farms foeo ,u
two two story dwellings 2lxii JOSEF aOno
Gleason, owner: w Dickerson. afcni'eo''''
ALTERATIONS.
17Oth at n g. 100 Z, W OF Frton-a TO a tnres
story brick storage houee: II Heltner b'e""e "a 90
Company owner: W Weiher. erchiupt' - ~
boulevard No ILL., to a twc-siory brlTn "i
stone Offices and studio building; Il - biHhei
spiel OF $50 Park ave, owner werner Z" 4 90
WindOlph. hiiects ..,,h
C.anal-st No rs hve-story BRICK shep, WIN
stores |, Rubcnstein. Of NO z9s 'a'''" ooo
owner; Charles Rentz. architect. ~
Prince st corner Wcoster~st to a iour-eLoIy
and basement brick Courthouse city owner IN ooo
Horgan Slatery architects '
Fr1lton-st No IFS % a four story and attic prlch
lofts. Rrnckerhon. owner; Z 'hoa'e , ooo
platt-st No g. a four-story nrick ,actoly
estate G. B Brown. owner; Il Mauref :, no
architect
1e4th st n Amsterdam ave. 10 a two
story frame hotel: Louis Wendall owner Joseph ooo
Wol, OF No l25 broadway. architect -; ~"
Amstcrdan-ave No 3S4 TO a two story oTlck ahe
stone dwelling etc. W Walton. owner; Alex
ander Henderson OF No 305 West 2lst-st- archi- ,oo
tect -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
WEST SHORE R.R

Trains leave w +2d st. Station, ". Y, follows. and
10 IN. earlier from foot OF franAlin ST.:
lOtI5 a. NJ Daily for Albany. ltlea syracuse Roches
ter, Buffalo Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo. Ceve
land and Chicago.
600 T. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica, SYRIA
cuse, Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto
troit Gle, eland Chicago st. Louis.
Su5 l.. Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse, Roches-
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland.
Chicago and St Louis.
Time tables AT principal hotels and Offices
G. Il. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent,
b Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions Tor The Tribune
y received a the Uptown Office. No. 2f2 broadway.
~ door north 3st st. until o'clock advertise
received at the following branch onees az regular
until O'Clock o. "a. At 90 @1t Ntn-tNt s.
cor ~ st.: 1872 ave. i2th st. Macys, dthaye
and IAN ii2 COumhus-aye. near West Hdth ST uS
Nest i2d ST. Cth-ave., ge East IAN 81 2o' w.
.1i At between eth and ayes. 100 East itth -. LOSS
IA ave between 18Th and nth SITS o26 81 ave, near
dist ST los is-ave.. s0th-st don ~ ave- near
4ls,-st Hi Sd ave. 2io Rieecher 81 S2o beecs.rs ~
zoos ga ave East LD2l 3tavs.1co2 DO ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
BALTsM ORE g. OHIO

Kew York, htehaII AernInaI South Ferry and
foot Of Liberty Street.
:Daly. Except Sunday ssundays.
PITTsBURG. 40 a. m. fa@ p. m. 500 D. NJ.
90 is night a 80 Liberty St only)
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS 80 90 a., m. $3.50 m.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. f:55S 1000 tDiner.
O)jner) $50 D m and 'l2 Is night.
NORFOLK. t113o a.
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper. t325; 200 p. m
Cn,ces: I13 l72 PSI 43t. 114O B'dway 81 z. f4h-st
~ powery " Y; 339 344 Fuon-st.. Brooklyn; White
hsll Terminal Baggage checked from hotel residence
b destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
NEW BUILDINGS

,,,,h-st n = 100 f. 9 " 7th-dve. FOR four i've
stors brick fat. 81 6xS7. Ida + Moore. No ~
Nest fi3ih-si owner; Millner. No 81 East
lo-fh-sf architect. .
Narket-st No so eor a ex-sf0ry brick fiat with
stores 25x7G2 Siegel & Grossmann. owners
L---.- Eo!a. architect.............-..'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
Countrp Real estate for Sale.

NVOSTCT.AIR. y J.-For sale moderate terms, 10
vi close estate attractive country home ak acres It"s
,bada and fruit stable. house. nfeen ample
rooms large attic. halls closets bathroom; healtnijl
locality: good ne.ghborhocd, six minutes from Erie ah
81 dcpot s J. HOLMES. 1871 Chambers ST. New YORK
or 2Ss Grove st Montcair.
NOR sAI.E-The handsomest Country seat in ABB
marie. beautiful the most health
uI belt in T. s. and greatest fruit grain ana stock sec
ton OF Virginia. SAML u. WOODS. Charlottesville Va
NOR SALEM MOUNT VERNON. n. Y.-kocated in
+ he most desirable part the city. The house
large new complete In all its parts The main part com
There about lots Of ground.
pois kinda ~ Fruit trees wel-in all respects
yery desirable residence Apply 20 r. L. HERRICK,
No i0l First avenue. Mount Vernon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19

stations N NewsYork loot Of Liberty st.
Tralis leave LOOT Of Liberty St.
on and after Jan 81. lSos,..
e. For 80 5a'99? Bi'S;a' a sS'So AassH carns
1870 AIS $50 to Easton), 345 l':3o 70 AlientoN ~
Eco E n H. sundays ''0 "" 10 f1''0'' A. A 'O' ''0
,c 9 ,S 81. p saSsay snf '' NJ
For Reading and Harrisburg a. 80 800. $40 1000.
II 80 t. 30 RfasnE Ss q 90 to ReaD AIN A. ao +? R
sundays, 4:So a 80 to Readns) A. NJ. 100. 300. $50
suTbuIy d LeT s 200 end wa Es at 49, SO
600 900 2 F. H. '''' '.'' Wv T. ~ sundays '''' ~
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE SC.
Rs S B BSns ioa nf % Point f'S 5a.sn r'
hSnN d HfS Hs s5 0 ao 55 s5 sasaaS,
at interaken for Asbury Park and Ocean Grove. 900
oO'i' Hsa D4"N FOR FOR GAKEwooD:,
Rvs5 B15'sfa Par a0 fI R'T1es1' ''o
For Atlantic city vlneland and Bridgeton. 1870 A NJ
';f For : Monmouth Beach and sessrshs 40 $780, 1850
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA iiNd gA5yiAoHA AND WASH
Week day. 20 500 io:@6 q 50 pqlpr Can NJ.
ao 'aS 900 olp n Bs Car @ zoo so
DnIng car 600 NJ l25 md, A5iitionai trains tSr
s pSafe'Sh'4 sSa dS 500 ?V NJ
R Week days. gEAyH $2.rs sEssf $sGht
1900 ioij. oas llos Ii:ao i 50 a NJ i2;2s i2:ss
49, s II. US US sss sS 5 5s s 4s os 7S 5
s:io e55 1855, li:4o p. n; l2lo md sundays. 100
sss Xxx S:; 600 $50 l'2'. s'25. go O:S'
wS'sss IL 8, q ga +, Ire e.! isia s,s Cd
278 west l25th St. 25l Columbus Az: New York; :
E .@ss s The New York transfer co viii call Tor and
check baggage from hotels or residences to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
Railroaos.
PENNSYLVANIA

NNSYLVANlA
RAILROAD.
SATI9Ts fSS q wES ESD G GhfnNpT
The leaving time from pesoo ss s,S sna below
Twenay rhii zen sr nnu station ioe' ''D"
ear san'i pl Esf2f 's'
$50 FAST SrkESsYLJXSi% 1sf
m e%f9 fo seges p"s S% oao
aoeiaP 81 d hpsyS S * 2 sT LOUIS ExrREss-
$50 p II M i@ T9fiS"'f E&FR For Cleveland
71o r. w. 'OS TG;a EXffEssFor PITTS
7 s9'S r. H. PA IP4""fR2 81 Ss and
i0"n NAIL ' AS Ssvf'ns sss
seepng Car New York to Altoona East Lpsa Coaches
burg and points West daily except Sunday NJ eO'0
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
$40 GoneTes SION i LINN all PaTor and Dining cags
ass, D sunia ca sa5 80 s n c:o Sa' m
slnal Linn" all Parlor and Dining Cars 10 'D"ns
so T@ RS qIinLT S5r S "a II" med ITO
AaN COAST 5y' AZ ri aO' s Rs
M; week days Express go a m. and 500 p H.
SUE NSEI4 G 92 sSS m S'' m
STAY and 40 m daily esbrosses and
corilandt Streets 40 p. M. Through Buffet Par''r
Car and Combined Coach. -, ~,
CAPF NAY 90 .. weekdays Gesbrosses and cor'-
landt Streets | 40 M. .,.> oooo,
Long Branch. Asbury Park unterlaken Sundhysl, oi
Grove ana Point Pleasant from West IWssny -th,Iu
Street station $50. 1l.J0 n. m. 30 40 llr ~
SUNDAYS n. M. 20 from lpespi pse's 20
Cortland Sircets). 10 a m. 1910. $40 DIV H'oo
p IN Sundays. ~ n. m. 5i5 D. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
G 10 30 80 isS 90 2'0 s ~ 5":
40 400 Dining CAR. 80 Dining can. $50 CD!1ing
can - D m. - O5 night. SUNDAYS. BIO. 20
20 $50 go 900 Limited. 30 100 a. M c I.p
Opinlnr Car. 20 20 Dining carr. $50 uDlnng 'at
$50 Dining can. 7.40 $50 . m. 200 might 10,
Ticket Nos. 1Gl. 9i4 l1o6. l323 III ana <oi
broadway: Aston House: West Twenty miro street
station. foot Of Desbrosses AMI Cortand
streets: street 500 Fulton street oS BroHI way
nnl Brooklyn Station BROOKLYN. station Jer.ey
CITY The Transfer Company VIII can tpr
and check baggage from and residences through
t. destination - ,,......
Telephone l21s Eighteenth street TOT fsHHs'F''''A
Railroad Cfh s. r,lce . .,.oor
J y HUTCHINSON. j. X NooD,
- ~ Cersr,l Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
STOCKS DULL AND LOWRR
PUBLIC NOT IN THE STREET
BOND MARKET FIRM-MONEy AND rr.
CHANGE.

SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY ~
DEALINGS IN BONDS And BANK sTocKs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

IIIEIOV NIGG ~ IN1s
stations foot of West sd st. Penn r. R1 cOFand' or
Indicates from West 23d 81 Other figures show
time from cortandt or Desbrosses So
sV:IO, 6:3O A.. VI. daily SUNDAY '6;i5. I a. NJ for
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate stations
- 80. Sal: A NJ. daily for WILKESBARRE. SCRAN-
Geneva. RoCHESTER. BUFFALo NIAGARA FALLS
West and principal local points dining car AMI
I'll 80. Zoo noon daily except Sunday
"BLACk DIAMOND EXPRESS"
Coaches and Parlor Cars Dnlns Car service Meals ia
carte. Connects at Buffalo with through seepers
.i2..0 i2,io ?. NJ. daily except Sunday for MAUcH
.I.:3O. I.I5 p NJ. sundays only for EAsToN
MATCH CHUNK and the coal branches.
pahH no rTrsroH 'sseRANT6N and pacSa Ses
mediate Connects Cor all points In coal regions
$3.50. 4io p NJ daily e.cep. sunday Tor WILKES
BARRE, PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal
me5"e PS ons p PSro car TO sG soA re-
1880. 4:2O p. NJ. daily except sunday. FOR aAUNcH
ALSO. 5,I5 p. NJ Sundays OnlD for EAsToN and
.S,5O 0sIO p NJ daily except Sunday. Tor EAsToN
FALLS and all points West. Pullman sleeper vesibuis
": :7.4o 500 P daily except sunday stopping oaiy
at SOUTH PI.AINFIELD. EASTON BETHLEHEM
H Va f6c fHsTkR hrHy BuFAL6 sn3 r GRoE
TO Sleeper FOR Buralo None but sleeping
pa .s.so 800 f p N dsy isr WiREsBARRE. It'll
AGA, GENEyA RocEWESTERp, , RUrFAIo 40. NIAGARA
Additional local trains daily except Sunday. for BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave follows: 20
$50 $50 .4so 500 anc GOO. $50 p ~ a. "'
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3. 2ol 2T3
s s ia1 Bowery ~ Y: $50 Fulton St. Court ST. Is
BTcadwey AND aT 20 YIN Annex e. pr roo n
hotel or residence through to destination WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
r ailrod0s.
"AmGRIoA'y GREATEST RA,.s0.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ E. HUDSON RIVER r. z.
NE F0U2.TRAcK TRUNK LINE.

ne FuUR. TRAGk tkUkk LINZ,
All through trains at Albany. Utica syracuse
Rochester and BG a Contra, Station .2a street and
Fourth Avenue as foilows: -. rv-
$40 R M sTn4 EXP E%PnE saga'i Erx a fastest
Train The world Due BUFFALO 4'5 p T a. N IsH
limited SrS to 'sans GSpa 63 uoaGSa AZ
s45 ME Isr MAIL DqyFS saaS 81
1O.6n A. NJ WORTH sHoHE LIMITED; Day. ia, oi,s
gssaSs 80 Ely: .oSs al. go
1880 & s ss ss s a Sporr ss;
90 p ME s'tS THHWEsTEp,' LIMITED. paiiy-ror
Columbus. Cincinnati indianapolis ana - L'"'
I 90 P M1cHrcAGo SPECIAL. Daly-Tor Detroit Detroit
Cleveland Toledo and Chicago stops NJ fous"-
$50 p &%TRoY A%b albany sPEccIAIt ss except
sunday For Garrison Cyost Point. PoushHeeps'r
800 r M r." AXE SHORE LIMITED DAILY r..
heur train chicago via Lake snore route;
Cleveland 7;I5 A. NJ Toed9 1900 a. 70, Sp'Saso
Snn9 due i5 r ard a. q; T9sao for ns L cars
q s'e'Sns SPa fFa MlHs E rSI Dsy-For NJ
"'"" sgara Fails Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chicago
CT MH gI1 1 X EXPRESS Dally-For Troy
Plattshrrg Burlington Montreal ana except '''
73O = M'-BUFFALo SPECIAL paliy-FoT hdi, Hsi
eack Mountain Points and M'h tp,,eslo Niagara
900 { MsFEcAL LIMITED MAIL % 6nI Fsl, hroo.
Ry. Via Lyons and for Buffalo Cleveland i"a'1""''
lls and Louis. TO- Ger,
0.15 p M.-PACIFfC EXPRESS. DAILY pa go
Osgero. WATERFOWL. Cape Ninc-nt - chi
burg. Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland loe-D he
cage and. except Saturday. for Cape vincent ANU wv
Auburn .r,,,
York central eSe9 9a nskt except sunday shi; Sun
day nights. Chicago slecpers leave on H:l5 ram
80 \. " and 3.2s p M-Daly excep; sunday. TO flt's
field. via Harlem Division.
go y. M-Sundays only to Pitsnelc ana the b'thse
Hills via the Harlem Division. -
ALI. NIGHT TRAINa TO YONKERS.
AN night trains run between l5oth street ana pohts
he Putnam Division far as lonkefs IN coIlect on
with the The only line running an night
trains Of New York.
Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light
Tickets and Wagner Offices at Grand Central Station
I3 2Gi 43 Broadway. 81 East lith St. 9i2 Broadway
235 Columbus Ave- 81 West l25h St. 10Th 81 Station
Station. New York. 33s and I26 Fulton St.
and TOO Broadway +. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone "2T9O Thirty-eghth Street" for New York
Central cab service.
Bagrage checked from hotel residence by the West
colt Express Company.
JOHN " TOTCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS
Manager General Passenger hger-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
G ountrn proprrin fer Sale or Go Get.

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NOR SALE AND RFiNT.-Cottages and hotels in most
Sesirahie locations. Building lots for investment.
RISI.EY & CAVILEI.k. Atlantic City. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

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c as Isl Island Nc &c George S George Lane
1s sSn 7ss. map Of 1acona Park 25xioo Manda go
saS Mace No 20 iSs ieil3s Mcguire to m
II, "S sS map ~ the Gleason property 24th Ward;
Joseph J Gleason to Fridon Weber ana We ME. 'V
hue. referee. to George W crossman and an oooo
vs Siaef Yos 2i2 and 81. East william Hyam'
and wife to o AmsI@ 7:Ns. 5cxo5 westminster
County Frederick peN.r to TlGssna eiPSa a
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ss aals{ So SA So a4a si 81
ave 5oxiOoII; William Hyams to Amelia I,
et slspps' corner i5ih.s 2ia5s; Francis IN
trustee Corner 5e August 7Ss oio westminster
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sampson Rubensten to simon Epste y a,,oni;
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Isaas van Tsssei =, 70 Henry Of Sresss st 1xloo;
Sl ANNIE Raynor to Annie Thomss s,;s 20oo
Nes Totbers to Molly n Rose ,;;,,,oo.
1o %Trp r' Berhf I'd to Joseph Massa 1000
1sJ N3s ~ G May "a oke ass to AdeSsf
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MaTSet-st No l. 4o7 IT. Of DivisiOn-st. 27x1sn' :,
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a7 Ans'' No 81 East sa5sso; Mary Potter to %
sl shtss 10 30 Vest 251ioo6; George Benjamin
,ol5bI IstaG ga Il Of shave isxloo IL the
'V New'4oTk Lie Insurance Company to T0Oia. 10
is Stephen bola afS to csas?as D0sS
Iss;s Ssc cSaf issnI Ham as2e to
ssi Sgsnn a i86 i Of Yves, End sssioOaiii
i iS iA1 Dexter i Horton John coaI Con
straeton GDmpahS eorneY land Thomas Bens
and 100 Il Yonkers ave. 82 8sl5o Sxo2oxioii ooo
John Morrison and wife 10 Michael fart... low
frtt-st Nos IS 80 80 and 81, e76XlVD flncus
e2i-st No 237 West 25xlO0o; George Benjamin 70
es,h~st s. 80 n Of Columbus ave- lsxloo.o; =,
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Butler and another. st. as trustees nv
6Sth-st n s. 10 II OF Columbus ave. lsxlOoi
Daniel E seybel sue-trlstee. 10 hannah % ,oo
Same property Edward fitzpatrick and wife 70 :,
Hannah Elias :, 20 77;;haye is axo Ill
Louis Mendelson and wife 10 Jane + MeMahoh =,
MorrisLave W 5. $50 IT e Of 1881 st. 81.exlO2:
Francis A Gilmore. es executor. TO Denis Il aso
1n.erSsiegaTe " g. 90 10 IT n Of westchester- ave-
5oxlOO. G Thornton Warren referee TO Johh oeo
ps dc h%r' s. 91o2 II : OF Old Road 75xlco
Ferrv-ave s, ~ II % Ozark 81. 5pxlOO;
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