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The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
CALHOUN WILL GET
 A GOOD APPOINTMENT.
President Mckinley Has Decided to Appoint Him an Interstate
 Commerce Commissioner.

WASHINGTON, Feb. S.-A Washing ton special to Herald says: The uncer- tainty as to the appointment of success sor to former Interstate Commerce Com missioner William R. Morrison has been terminated. w. J. Calhoun of Illinois, who was sent to Cuba by President Me Kinley to investigate the circumstances of the death of Dr. Ruiz, has been se- lected for the place. Though there was some doubt as to whether Mir Calhoun would leave his law practice to accept the place on the Interstate Commerce Com mission, l understand that he has con- sented to take the place
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
BATEMAN BROS. SCARED.
The Hall of Justice Contractors Put
 a Few Men to Work on Ruins.

The action of the Grand Jury in taking cognizance of the condition in which the work has been permitted to drag along on the Hall of Justice by Contractors Bateman Bros has had the effect of arousing these men to a sense of ac- tivity.
 Yesterday morning half dozen brick layers went to work on the ruins. After scraping off an accumulation of green moss that had grown on the work from neglect the bricklayers started in to put some filling behind the few granite stones that had been set last fall.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
JUDGE wooDFoRD THREATENED
Calls the Writer of an Anonymous
 Letter a Scoundrel.

WILKESBARRE, Feb. s-Before the trial of Sheriff Martin and his deputies was resumed to-day, Judge Woodward announced that he had received an anonymous letter. stating that if he oId not do certain things something would happen, and threat was made
 The Judge then said: "The man who wrote this will probably hear what have to say, and I want to tell him that he is scoundrel and coward and that no such dishonorable means will in any way affect my judgment ''
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
MANSIONS MORAL.
He Tells Why Good Roads Are Good
 Policy.

An instructive lecture was delivered last night in Mechanics Institute Hal py Marsden Manson. the well-known civil en- gineer, and president of the Department of Highways of the State of California.
 The lecture was given under the aus
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09

ment Club, asked that the water com pany be compelled to put meters in the houses of all consumers. and that a rate of 25 cents per 1000 gallons be fixed for the coming year. The board will meet next. Tuesday evening to fix the rates finally.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09

ciation. When this shall be accomplished the producers will have command of the situation and prices will be restored to their former standard.
 Tomorrow Wetmore will go to Calls toga to consult with the growers in that vicinity
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
Attempted to Rob.

Eddie Geary. alias Jones, was detected in the act of robbing a money drawer in a grocery store at Octavia and Grove streets last evening and afterward ar- rested by Officer Morton and registered on the detention book at the City Prison
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
RAILROAD TRAVEL.
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD
 Via Sausalito Eerrv

From San Francisco Commencing September
 1s. 1897.
 WEEK DAYS For Mill Valley and San Rafael-*7:25 s9:3o 80 a. m.; HAS. 3:45 s5:15 500, 6:30 D. m Extra trips for San Rafael on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays at Il 80 D. m
 SUNDAYS. For Mill Valley and San Rafael-.S:00 'l0.Oo '11:so a. m. .1:l5, BOO. '4:S0. SIS p. m. Trains marked run to San Quentin.
 THROUGH TRAINS. 7:25 a. m. week days for Cazadero and way sta tons; 1:40 p. m. Saturdays tmixed train) for Duncan Mills and way stations; 500 a. m. Sundays for Point Reyes and way stations.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
Bunce to Be Rear Admiral.

WASHINGTON, Feb s.-The President to-day sent the following nomination to the Senate: Commander Francis A Bunce, to be a Rear Admiral.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
For San Jose, Los Gatos X Santa Cruz

Steamer Alviso leaves Pier 1 daily Sundays excepted) at 10 a. m.; Alviso daily tSaturday ys excepted) at 5 p. m. Freight and Passengers. Fare between San Francisco and Alviso. Soc: to San Jose 75c Clay street. Pier 1. Al North First street. San Jose
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
To Cure a Cold lD One po,

Take Laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets All druggists refund the money If 1t fails to cure 25c. The genuinc has L. B. Q. on each tablet
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
STOCKTON STEAMERS

Leave Pier No. 8. Washington St., at
 D. m. Daily. FREIGHT RECEIVED UP TO 5:3o P. M Accommodations reserved by telephone. The only line selkng through tickets and giv. ing through freight rates to all points on ths Valley Railroad
 STEAMERS: T. c. WALKER. J. D. PETERS. MARY GARRATT, CITY OF STOCKTON. Telephone Main sos Cal Nav. and Impt. Go.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
Runaway Bows.

ALAMEDA, Feb. S.-Nothing has yet been heard of the Beck and Cohen boys, B and IA years old respectively, who ran away last Saturday, taking $25 of Mrs. been reading yellow literature and were enamored of the Klondike.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
FOR U. s. NAYY=YARD AND VALLEJO.

Steamer MonticeIIo' Will lie up to receive boiler and general overhaulng on February 1. and resume her route March l. HATCH BROS
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
MOUNT TAMALPAIS SCENIC RAILWAY

(Via Sausalito Ferry. Leave San Francisco, commencing Novem- Der 13. 1s97 Sundays-8:00. 10:00, Il 80 m., 1:15 p. m. Round trip from Mill Valley s1.
 THOs. COOK & SON. Agents. sal Market street, San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1898-02-09
DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS. FORT BRAGG-Arrived Feb S-Stmr Coquille River hence 7th. BOWEN'S LANDING-Sailed Feb S-Schr Monterey, for San Francisco.
 ARRIVED.
 Tuesday, Feb. s. Bktn Monitor, Turloff Is days from Gray's Harbor; 260, 900 feet lumber to E Slade Lum- Der Go. Schr Repeat. Olsen, 15 days from Gray's Har- bor lumber to Simpson Lumber Co.
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unfuru,sbeo Apartments Gu Est.
nnfurnisbeo Apartments Go Get.
"TheDeSnnOnd"
2O26, 2O28 Seventh Avenue Boulevard
Northwest Corner i2Ist STREET..


lighted
House
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)ns for The Tribune
NJ. ] 2i2 Broadway.
* p IN. advertise
ID Offices at regular
"a sth ave = .
g. Mays. 9th ave
E West Goth - l0J
IAN 81. ~ West
East 47th 81 1895
] O26 30 ave. near
$50 "a ave. near
!. BIS Blocker -. f.
& ave. y. 60 80 ave.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

=, aI' O. s 81 "yS 2oHloo' Lillian $40
New YORK. Sew Haven and Harlem Railroad
fa'o Ma 'Pp ' york. f0'S i Su and
% St, No 24e . "a 82io5 II. Abraham Nelson
sna VIE to ha'9stt ;vx ct IT cannon st SIX i'o
Mar No o.' 81 a nsR T'5h% sophie
Eickhon t. Mary Happel. ..... o,.....:.- go.
cen,a PARK Wss CorP Pron S.'-:' iq n,
sth ave. corner ,.sd-s,. ios15o: John F
ssth-. s. 400 Il Of S'h ave 5o,icoe. Iou.
1888 lso E Of sd5sye a7aioo1 Sarah
1oci1; George Ellis. referee. to Louis ~,
sIsi st. s. SO IT Of Park ave- IGHioos soc
mon Marx as executor TO Solomon Wa iSe 10 ."
Raymond and wife John Coar construc'o" % M.
eo,h . q. s. 236 f, o, % ave 9oxioo'. Louis
Iee and wife to John Reho ,o, ., ,o, -. ,,,,.
ter q columbia College II he City Of New .. ooc
ssth GIH 10 loo A& Of We End ave as,iooii
Deyier Horton to CaTlyie tay 1,s =, g o,
s58x751loi.e George J shannon ., al to Will
lam MccTacsen and anoth .I. -, ,ys ;;,,,c
John HskeT and wife to BtHsT r h9T Farm
l25xidoii charles T Barney and wife to John
s,f ave. s. 24l n q ll2,h-.; 257xoo; Jacob
}.s2s lev 'n' v y H%' 2:xco a.
l,::.,: s:' Fs & 7s % i is
cloyer st. centre line adjoining land Of First
7ns'9 R'eoTo % 70 .rT'n rvs "a fatrics t-nnos
and wife Joo:spa Thai =! sl,.;. s,,ico
wiism s And-eD- to wilIiam weiierer.
sos?r n dS ulsY sa Ike &c S E3t6ur ~ MoMS en-
Kns.trites Road 10, 80 map o = wHs'Fy A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
coon ROADS WORKERS DINE
.xN1,A1, DINNER OF THE BROOKLYN
.csoc1ATION IN THE CLARENDON.
no,o pApoE PRESENTED TO A. r. ANGEL
WHO WAS FORMERLY THE CHAIRMAN

EkDGE PffSr-~A isD - - "
FORMERLY THE CHAIRMAN
Of THE ORGANIZATION.
a. Association OF Brooklyn held It's
Inc ~" las, night at the Clarendon fio'o'
an"' 60 was for the beneht OF the "e
the ,--a,r,,ve Committee. Road commune "'
the :. the association, and II was wen a..
ON. The speakers were hnwa'u M ro~,
tenoeo' =, tho Borough Of Brooklyn; Bridge |o'"-
President ., - shea Park Commissioners George
nissio"e pouce Commissioner Bernard D. io'N
V brom ,', u BALDWIN, president OF the Long
leland Railroad o,ru,a,, ~ the Good
u Angel. a former chai' mo- ,,rnr,se
,s.or,atton received peasant s". p
hoa p Fullerton arose. and after pa''ts
w. ,-,bute to Mr. Anglers enor's Il, , ,oar,rg
h'sh u, presented to him gold badge oea'','s
assoc'" th,s inscription: ITO Albert H.
on Us - h,s comrades in recognition Vi ~
Anse" EFFORTS In behalf OF the cause,
pelsH, or enlarged emblem OF the ass"V'" -.
baose cold wreath Mr.. Angel thanheu ''o
oo'e .,.,,on and said that his WORK ioi WIG
a',s be continued with renewed ei'e'e' ZANZIBAR
~. circuit. who was for TWO 'ea.s '..,or ox-
MI Txacut,ye Committee OF the assoc'auo"' 81.
Of the -. sympathy in the work. ana sau
presseu ovsment on the part OF the asso.'o0
thar o.; roaas would receive his indorse'nen, =,
w. ,essa commissioner shea spoAe D,aga
DIP .oo,es path for wheelmen across INC
sna said that the association n..' ~ association
anu 60 go I, the movement II the assoc'aio'
opeia'o .rsst sone practical means OF entrance
Toa'u 70 the Bridge for wheelmen then the PAIN
- hs an assured thing -,
wOuu Cor,r,ssioner Brewer said that the PARK
,.".-.men, would continue its work on tne oyIe
- ond roads OF the park anc fresiue''
20 o~ered the cooperation o. the ase"'' va u,
WIN I.,ord Railroad TO assist In estaonsn n,ia
Long l,'" Of the Good Roads Association All over
LSss is ues were President Gg ere seS MDs
-.. .n7 o. The l. A W. Mt Ma{9r' WS,ntrinsham.
r rs4S Ebbe,ts bsn5nmin AsT fullerton "
MsrsTssq S general supsTiniendent Dr. Fnqy
smith PeT Mnis.r F Ffahs JenSs MN
s'faP s;r6sxs Esshw 64an NJ M Mesn
F y, Curl ,s;,s - r.. oscar Neubert: MI Den W
ms na Thomas < h X Ha%?i,qs "a
HsE1s; ,hwalbach H. strnseT f. T. T. bE YORK
a. G. " BenneH ", c;reene. Frank " McCanTy.
william ,AIi rnV.e Inward Pettus and Mr. Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Als.ss! Ane: sde and r,..s to }Os.Dh cIv 50
puns s' Frsscs to o. LYMAN G1 ana H.nry SOM
years. mortgages S' I725oo
Berg, Louis R to Joseph 9 levi. trustee. ,o,o
Brand. Jacob TO % Frederic Mddebrook 4oth- 80.
Bers. Louis r. to Joseph {. Levi ilthave. -.
= :, q 7sh.st years r., a. ;sc g iot @c"
Monroe.t nos "a ard &c Rutgers Place and NJ on,
2il linton 81 All title ~"
F sg sssT %o a iha va naS
f4 'o eo o's e % e, 81 > 's" Of s %
Fq, 1o@s 70 Ao5' 51 7,b. F a:S Ss
rsri '''' fiona 9 ' 10 .abe Kemp issih St.
ul@r ~ Il ais to Abio 'FSri Brs and an
Other S1ecn'of. etc 1ISt,,'s, 4Isa +
Hail william " to the trustees Of Columbia
College. ''h or PAX ave corner 7ith-s'' moon
100 T, e = wes' End ave. sGSicoii ? mort o,
sane e' to same e'i os'h st. l72 Erd
Lew Bsrn.,t e, al to Abraham Nelson. No 24e o,o,
M-,.,,rfln. Wr,iim and other, f., Moses a iIoI-
poch trustee :, Nichoasave. 81 # Of ,os,,
SAN 70 Jane. Y Lawrence. same property. II &C..
gsrrc 20 ia ,n rn'e-. same nropory = year 2i'oo
Mgi7i'h lca an" q. i ia :, ','o ~ Hms s
M"cga,l i"hn T. 10 ecnh H,.d~rfcr. " CO.
ner IenoS oVe .nl l2"th -, 2; yer nor SOU
Ne N Ja.' and q, G4 n SnT" t" i, ' ar1
o. n. an RI mas = 70 Iniar Al. 5s,h st. go,
shenaon gsS aa1 AZ. h': :, ra n l5 52 lug
SAM 20 Ja.on , Bq,ler same pr'ge,.s,y. 2 yeeT 1880
<, ri rsst "a st y,ars ."....' ~. 900
"e,eTe -. N,'" y, f frJ >i' 81, Tears $500
w,idloIl JAG b. to Ffanl Hummer 1914 st. ,o
w al. OF H l1rS 3 to- Moan Morn. BANK
lining lana % heirs o: Veob Jennings. Sc oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
NEW BUILDINGS.

',a " ana sa. .Sa brick ''s s
d%nf. j +, >nSoh & son Of 80 2ei Broaaway. ...
GA. @F's Dr. 2gs r. Of 81 ave- ior foaI story
Fund owner. Friedlander q Dillon No % West soo,o
l75's. A,ds ave- q ' lss,. B
Jacab HISS Ne~tovn. Long Island owner ., -oo
4oa St, No p. ia.' r. ;,9ry ana has
m %' e. ' X ra na''I ie., ' oSner PELHAM
'V and me seven .ci' .dry INK na,houses. WIN
stores $3.50 and @''NI IL J a. Fre1er,It pe
San NJ ss Ms, '''' 3d. ''''. 100000
s,o-@ srCA s Ia house, wtn torres 2aEasX
j. kendall ovnc-. Neville Gage. II 80 2i' soo.,
Ios:h-. corncr B,picvard Tor we nye,story
Jofn hi' Key Of No - Fast Hon st owner. 70 ooo
Neville HssS "r',i'e,s g., ,b-oo ave, '''''
nov biz a,,toqse. aIsSc Thomas X ,; M2oge
o. 80 ~ ~cs' - o( S%n"r "'"e' 100 oo
eoth ST. 3. 200 4 Of central Park "ss'. for
Sassa' e e. %s., s .l5 +, @"oe' .sooo
h Hssca aaa nar'frd harosa iTscks for
co COR ANN owncf. 6 Holman arch
H, .,oTS s snS she'd 25,is Joseph kesef
G2' H1'sH i9 qx" %, Mor Mss n fr
four-siorv brick ienenent-houses. 2iI62. YIN
cont Bansgur. OF No 300 Macdoueai ST. owner oo.
winnie -na srs 225 +, OF i7o,h--t To-
iwo-sory frame dwelling houses. iGsNtI JOIN
II Mctzler d No or Trem nt-avc owner. oooo
= DickeIson architect ""'
Alterations:
washington, No 7o TO aye-s,ory $1,000 sISh o.,
OWE. j i schaefer & Go. II 80 1874 East -ooo
~ st. q, Nos ess and 2a5 t. fonr story brick
factory: Il ouenbers owner, French OF 1000
I'd "a ave. '' corner 2st1-s 70 tou5-sor .s and
~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
-cy,ycF TRUST COMPANY

Albany Jan. 29-The Produce Excnans s',ed 40.
company. Of New-York cry was ,,a.,s 80 trans
day BY the State Superintendent "a ~ais-,n capi,al
act ,i S"SneS and paid-n surplus of $4,000 The
s $12s 4ns ss 'i Hosa Frank w. T'
S Seshan Be GSgPe Of ' Mor Ri = j.
q XewYoTk a1 diu'w ddepdOrt Of B al
n AndIsv MceaqT1 s aGd w. Of uicS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
Auttion Sales of Real estate.

Antiion Sales of Real estate.
RICHARD V HARNFTr & co. AUt'TS.
WILL SELL At AUCTION -.
TUESDAY. FEBRU AIRY :. at ~ 0clock n IN az inc
New York Real Esta'o Saiesroom. III Rr'ahWa|'
IA WATER ST.
North side a. Maiden Lane. story and oase-
nient brick and iron warehouse. l"Pxs2 2N-osHS"N
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10.
BY ORDER OF FRANCIS r GARRETTSoN. EsV
EXECUTOR u the Will Of BARONESS HAR-
RIETTE I. SOLNYNS. decelsei
1926. I2S. 100. 1872
CLINTON PLACE 18Th ST..
Four 5-story brick tcncmcnts with stores.
plot 65.I1 front xJ4 rear y01N1i'o.
1876 EAST 10TH ST.
3-stOry md In scment brown-stOne dwriIing'
1886. NIB No.
I25 EAST 18th ST.
4-stOr, and In sement brOwn-stOne dwelling.
1850. 1859.
90 EAST 10TH ST..
8-stOry md basement brOwn-stOpe dwelling
1OSN6Ox 1OO.11.
Permits fun particulars ~ had at the once
81 the executor 90 Broad St wyatt & Trimhie. f~'qs
ntforneys "a Pine St. the auctioneers IL and 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
,curc OP THE RED CROSb.

,,,,v Ian 2s.-The Knights of the Heu CO. .lUss
Meany ' ~ SewYork to-day filed with the Score
Of the cry Oh W. ,er.,acate Of Incorporation. Inc
tary OF STATE "a Guallan. J. T. McMaster'
directors are ,.,n EDWARD A. Richards. Francis
s1>I Aes5o u f0f Fsaos ana ns"SS
Blake OF NWsIbur Huntington, Of Upper MONT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
.rrx-rVD TRANSACTIONS.


samue. Darz.ger has purchased from NJ f''eosam
No Wo,- Observation-Disclosures lty-siXin-st.
:hlee.sory brownstone dwelling, on lot l"'Nl"'''
The price Is Withheld.
Henry y Denton has purchased from z gar
Ke,cauu Nos l4s and 10 West Ouc-bundfo d-tnd-
tweniy-Gfta-s. twO hve-stoTy brick Duiliihts on q
pot jxijar NJ Kc,chum taking IN pari paynensS
seven thrc.-.toIy priNate dwellings 10 ~ ~ ~
Wes; One runc red and -fortieth-si on po' iNA
..Freae,ick r. pi,Hr has sold 70 JOAN +. SScanncil
Ncs. and Yolk-st. and No. Lag 81 OF u,c'1
Igs OIL pl0, l2xc0x5Xl2Jx21 XsoN-aN 80. for <oo'V
Wen < Maycr have sold Nos q" ana III - t.oolcG
8. sY-s'ory apsrtmeni-house' On pio' ''"'''
Josepb 1Y.teuwcise r has sold 80. l. 81 Marks
Place sx-story brick hathouse. 25xsyNhz i' 49,.
George r Pu.riugtor has sold 40 last Oi--
hcndred-ar ftecnth-st. Hve-SiorV n"thouse TX
@c1ll" L. for about $5o.Oyl ., 49,,
Newman Coweu has sold TO Josephine Schmd ne
southeast corner OF Eigh.h-ave and On"-hundie'-
sne-elevcnih-st Oh private 'crns; 49,,
portrait painter Raimundo Dc Madrazo, the rear or
The TOP moor Of Nos % and 81 West Forty mn St
SSsxlS f2r use. after alterations as ~ s'udio me
Plans prepared by G. Fred Pelham. were hl"d
with the Department Of Buildings yesterday for Two
sh-sory brick aathouses. with stores. 4v%~ ana 90
h@N. TO be erected for James W Iaylor on me
sou,hwes. corner OF the Boulevard and One-hun-
ored-and-fo urth-st The estimst ted cost Is N5VvD
STATISTICS or THE WEEK.
The auction sales realized s257.s02 In Manhattan
last week. compared with N.i05cOi In the CORE
sponding week OF lsg7 In Brooklyn the auction
'alcs realized s22c5. as compared with '@'sa6 IN
no corresponding week las; year. These tables com
ARE the cOnyeyances mortgages and buildings pro-
scied in Manhattan las, week and In the cor
spending week last year:
MANHATTAN.
,O.,VEYANCES
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REAL ESTATE.
NAVY SMALL SALES AND MORE lCMoN'
OF BIG ONES.
THE. SOUTHEAST CORNER OF BROADWAY AND
wAII-sr. INCORRECTLY REPORTED soi-D
THE TRANSACTIONS CLOSED OF NO
1NPORTANCE-SOME RECENT
PURCHASES.

~ PURCHASES.
', the week tuet closed there have heen more
rrrors afoat regarding sales Of valuable realty IN
this city than there have been IN many i"On,''''
and vet not single Of the transactions Oh III
portsnce under way has beer closed
rhA most remarkable Of the rumors IN some
-..,sc,s was published yesterday as a positive
s,otsroen, bv reputable publication II vas to the
eNec, that BENJAMIN y Silliman had sofa LOT
e. On, A., rho lot 3Ox4O al the southeast corner OF
broadway and Wall-st.. with the four-storN pu'''-
ing on IT, 20 William A Wheeler. VINO owns '"e
sdiacen, buildings This is one OF the most Nalua-
ne nlos Of land in the city but ,he price reported
Is at the rate Of over 500 a square ioo'-a
absurdy disuroporionatc figure. The hlshes' i'c'S
,reviou.l, r,jd for real estate in this city nave
been 20, n foot tor 5s square feet a the sou'h-
west corner Of Broad and Wall SITS S5' 81 Tor the
sou,hwes, corner Of Wall and New sts' and 500 ).
, solare foot for q small piece AT Broadway ana
Pne-st . .,,,
.,rbere is 70 truth in the story" said Mr. SIN
man YESTERDAY when asked about the report Il
,svA M, sold the plot: have not signed any con-
,rac, 70 sell II. have not even verbally agre'd 70
sell T. and there Is TO outstanding option OF pu'-
chase"
The actual transactions Of last week nave p''"
numerous bur :or small amounts eNcep, IN i"
isolated cases a Few Fnth-ave sales were c,oS'','
iut only one was especially interesting. DOCK
from, a. Riverside Drive sold. at a price said
70 he tho hlgoee, ever paid on mat thoroughiaie'
but this price is en- entirely false measure OF VaIe
ss The Mo, ,s 60 narrow thai s. Pre- 'toolly al
font
lr the auction rooms the offerings were f'". ana
the proceeding were uninterestirg, tn" sale Of
10 "a TirS,h-,,,. and 10. ii9 West twenty
seyenth.e. III Bry.n l.. Kennedy brought o"i somc
comrcye dddnr. bu. The priiss T 2o'a ~ enox
AVE- ~5 ,o IN We, 0ro-hundrcG- and -ninctecnth-
$. forming the noT!e~s Gornes G' rnTff
orere5 Is, Ce,rco r Read were withdrawn for
want Of suitable as TaS INA pT9gTl OF ~ oersd On
Thursdav vas bought ny parties in interest al a
Fpsrr
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Gmnsrnfnts.
ARION SOCIETY
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL,
1 1 a

FRIDAY FEBRUARY H. 1895
Tickets SO Lad, and gentleman extra ladies' tickets
s. may he obtained Aron Hall. 59hs and Park
ave headquarers. Hanf Bros. Madison and
5sh-st.. ogden & Katzenrnayer. 20 Lberty-st; VIM
Juergensen Exchange Place. VIM. hartman "a
Maiden Lane broadway. Peter Wiederer. 52l Broad
way, sohmer & Co lia i3 East l4th-st. Chas W
Schumanr 4 sons e37 broadway. inrch Piano CO.. 33I
ith ave- corner 25th-st., Gouhef Falek; $ p corner
poverv and and 1856 Eas, l2Sth st. Tyson &
O., FIN Avenue Ho.o llmtei number OF boxes and
reserved be had at Arion Hal. 69thst. and
Park afe.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25

The most durable shoes are found
at Twins
just received new invoice OF
shoes at Cross's-
Call and see our line OF Harness.
@. q. HuDDLESToN.
Wouldn't you be surprised to seea
new bicycle in town and ind it wasn't
a Crescent.
sl,000.00 in Gents Stylish Cloth
ing has been added to f. I. Twins
store this week.
A large line OF mems crash suits
al ]. u. Johnston's at $3.50. and in
knee pant suits for boys at sl.J0.
Boots aud shoes and rubber boots
for irrigators, macintoshes and any
thing You want in this line at Pixies
Garden hose and garden tools
Lawn hose aud sprinkler-. The place
to get them is IT'D. G. Marker 4 Cos.
An elegant new line Of stationery,
box paper, invitation and visiting
cards, just received at \. y MeLean's.
A large invoice OF the vr.Y latest
and best styles of shoes. Strictly up
to date in every respect. Pike has
'em.
Try our egg. orsnge and other
phosphate drinks They take swsy
tina, thirsty feeling. McLean's Drug
Store.
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25
RABY C.LOAkS

Ladies you should call and see
the handsome line Of Baby cloaks,
embroidered cream cashmere and
crepon. They arevery pretty and
very cheap. We secured a sample
line and will giyepur patrons the
benefit of our bargain by selling
them at wholesale price.
We also have esmplete line of
ladies' summer Dress skirts Of
pique. duck, crash etc.
Also large assortment of ladies'
muslin underwearigowns, draw
ers, corset covers, diemise, shirts,
ETC., at prices that 3annOt be beat
at any place. Cal4and see them.
Y; :..:!. :: !. !o4 :! +. k1on' TO-
The Lamar register., 1898-05-25


You see them everywhsre cres
cents
Dangerous to be out now--so many
Crescents.
Jewelry for your best giri can be
obtained at Pixies.
See the decorated glassware on my
counter. PIKE, THE GROCER.
Clothing OF all kinds and sizes at
J. NJ. Johnston's sold for cash only
and at the very lowest cash prices.
The latest thing in cooking uten-
sils, aluminium ware, at ID. g. Marker
4 Co.'S Come and examine them.
Pixies Peak Paint, just the stuff,
and full line OF paint brushes Just
received at L H. Myers drug store.
A travelling sign painter did some
very artistic work for number Of
our merchants on Thursday He
made good signs and did very rnpid
work. His wife also was witt him
and canvassed the town felling
blacking.
The Rocky Mountain News in its
last Saturdays issue had yery fine
picture of Ben Daniels who Is we'll
known to all OF our old settlers. Ben
was quite figure in the early days
of Lamar The picture il true
likeness and much better than the
cuts usually put in daily papss. We
presume the News editor was ac
qusinted with Ben aud knev better
than to put in any botched up repre-
sentation.
T. l. Durham, State Grand alas
ter OF the Odd Fellows, Is eugagfd in
making a tour Of the state, inss sect.
ing the various lodges aud iriysnct-
ing the brethern. On Monday Ora
nsda was visited and in the eveting
Mr.. DunhAm visited with tho lodge
Owing to severe wind there ~as not
a full turn out, and the meeting was
not complete success. On TphfiS.
the GRIND Master was in Lamar land
spent the day in getting aequai ted
with the members OF the lodge re.
and also took IN the sights OF La ar.
In the evening the regular mecl ling
OF the lodge took place and he al sn.
ded IN his official capacity. We hsre
told that most pleasant time Was
experienced in addition TO much 81
profit and instruction. The Dangh.
ters af Rebecca also came IN for part
OF the attention Of the visiting officer.
The lodges were foand TO he IN the
very best of condition, increasing IN
membership and efficiency. and Mr.
Durham was much pleased with the
situation He WAS entertained in roy
al sty lie while here, and departed wi
the firm conviction that Lamar add
Lamar people, and especially Lsmhi
Odd Fellows, were all right and il
was good to have been with them.
Hall Insurance..