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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
Coal . Coal Coal

Cheaper than wood; but We tell you this not
withstanding 1t is antagonistic To our wood
trade. Just received two carloads OF fine free.
burning Gilman eoal-in store and for sale rea-
sonaole. Also sawed and dry wood. Goods
delivered free d. S. BENTLEY a co.
Successors 70 Salem Imp. Co.
1" lmo O7 Front, cor. Chemeketa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19

Julia Powell, aged 81 years was
committed to the insane asylum today
from Union county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
A REPUBLICAN VIEW.


The Salem Sentinel, a Republican
paper that led the light for the Geer
forces, has this view OF the situation:
The city Republican central com
mittee has called the city convention
for the Saturday night last preced-
ing the election. This has a bad ap.
pearance, tO say the least Of IL. Had
the machine b0en willing to concede
TO the people a voice in the nomlna-
tions, the convention would have been
called for some day earlier In the
week. The scheme .they'aTe attempt
Ing has the appearance of being
move 20 force ring nominations
upon the party and the people whether
or no. IL is an effort TO prevent the
Capitalization Of opposition to the
machine or to its tools. The opposI-
tlon TO machine politics and ring
rule will not know what they are
called upon TO oppose In the name of
economy and good government until
the Sunday morning preceding the
Monday election. Were the people
given time TO consider the nomlna-
tions II Ia not thought the ring could
control the convention, but when
things are railroaded through In this
fashion the city may expect just
another such "A council.
This "sooner" convention Will make
IL difficult for an independent move
ment TO crystallze and get out
ticket, This will cut the campaign
down TO one day--and that Sunday,
John Q. Wilson mao be called upon
20 lead the children out OF Israel.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
FIRST UNITED EYANGELICAI..

On Cottage street near Center. Ser .
vices at 1890 and at 1880. The sub
ject for the morning sermon is: "The
Sick Cured" Sunday school at IL
o'clock. Society OF Christian Ea-
deavor meets at $3.50. III. l.. Pratt,
pastor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
WANTED.

LIVE CHANCE;-Wanted hrst.class
solicitors TO represent modern in
surance, paying sick, accident, I'M
mediate death benefit, Best
commissions TO energetic workers.
5. Rothblum, Baltimore, Md.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19

Mrs. Ernie Riches, OF Turner,
spent Friday in the city,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
FIRsT CoNGREaATIoNAL.

Rev. w. q. Kantner, pastor. Ser
vices at 1880 a. m. Subject OF sermon
1.-THE Man With the Withered Hand"
Sunday school at IL m. Junior En-
deavor at $3.50 p. NJ. Clay Fox, leader,
Y. p. s. G.. Il. at $3.50 p. III. Evening
sermon at 1880, subject 1.-THE Men OF
NlneVeh."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
DEARDORN'S BOOK STORE.

ia - II q h u A.
Bsaus the 1Ihs Kind You Haze AlMsg D0Aga
''';;'''' q Us1HzZzzl
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SALEM CITY POLITICS.
A Stormy Time Ahead Of the Old
City Ring.
What the Organ Of the Geer Faction
Has to Say on the
Situation.

There is strong undercurrent Of
dissatisfaction among Republicans
and citizens of all parties and a strong
determination TO overthrow what is
called the old Salem City ring. The
exposure Of the critical financial con-
dltion of the city in THE JOURNAL
has aroused everyone TO the necessity
" electing an entirely new city ad
ministration. The old Republican
machine simply looks upon the city
government as a IfOod-trOugh for the
push that Is used TO round up prlmar-
les for county and state conventions.
This is the old corrupt theory Of
partisan Republican politics and
which the better intelligence OF the
people should overthrow as un Amer
lean and unworthy and as much out
OF place Ia city government as an
Indian war dance.
IL is we'll understood that one
Republican faction wants to carry
the Republican primaries simply TO
advance Senator McBride's chances Of
a reelection ia 1900. Isn't that an
abuse OF city politics with ven.
geance?
The Union City Committee has been
called TO meet this evening by Chair.
man Amos Strong. The committee Is
composed OF following:
First ward, w. j. darcy; second,
A. ID. Palmer; third, G. Steiner;
fourth, A. +. McAtee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
SUNDAY SERVICES.
UNITY CHuRCH.

A special meeting is TO be held at
the Salvation Army, Sunday evening
November 20. Capt, Gardner aud
Lieut.. DObsoD, who have been labor
ing In this city for some months past
are 10 say good bye TO Salem, and are
going 10 new field Of labor Every one
invited TO attend their farewell
meeting,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
THE WEATHER.

Tonight aud Sunday occasional
rains.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
Sc. 80 and $40.

Sliekers, string pants, medium coats,
oil hats, ladies' and children mack.
intoshes, rubbers, etc, all at lowest
racket prices.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19

Open meeting, everybody Is cordially
invited 20 attend at 4p. m. Sunday.
An attractive service consisting Of
short talks and an abundance OF good
music will be conducted by the
Christian Endeavor local union.
Bibles will be used for responsive
reading.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
UNITED BRETHREN.

Rev. =. b. Williams. pastor. Sab
bath school 10 a. IN. Preaching IL a.
IN. Y. p. G. A, $50 p. IN lead by Miss
Delkmon. Preaching 1880 D. m. Re.
viyal services each night OF the week.
All are invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
A Fine Maekintosh

Good enough for the best trade, wool
covert velvet collar, medium brown
shade.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Services at 200 Liberty street. Ser.
vices at l0;30 a. m. Lesson sermon,
subject: Ancient aud Modern Nee
romancy: or MesmeTism aud HypnO-
tism. Evening serYice 1880. Wednes-
day evening meeting 1880.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-11-19
NEW GAMES
DearbOrn's Book Store
Games.

Punch and Judy, Old Maid, Snap,
Shoot the Hat, Tob0gganing, Steeple
Chase, Yacht Race, Steeple IChase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

l12th-s. 10 II W Of shave. advances 500
Shirnan. Herbert 4. to Tile Guarantee and Trust
Company. Webster ave. 1872 II Ct n 1cSth-
year sou
Brook-aYe 1897 n OF 1Gsti ST. 3 years.. 400
Same TO same. Brook ave- 1913 Z; % i8StN-
ST. years 5000
Henne,iy. Margaret l.. Richard Beyer lots 80
aad 81. map partition SAFE Hyatt Farm.
-
Hynes Peter IL. 10 Florence Coleman corner
7h-ave and 2C'h-s; years. 5000
Same to Randolph Hurry. same year...... 5000
Duer Anna f. md Edward y. the Mutual
Lie Insurance Company, l9th-st. 100 Il
OF 4th ave. year. 1000
Hogcnauer Aphonse. and Albert /: MESSIAH 20
Foundations. corner 1th-ave and l3ist ST,
Pollard. George VI. and another Moses SigmunJ
Nenjeso.n. No 5l3 West l25th-s;. years.. 21,JOo
P.edar. Christian. T.. Charles and Edward 70
Henry Lingehach. n l47ih-s;. 2i0 # W from
Brook-ave. .:.................... 5000
Same 10 Emma Rener 1i1th-st. 800 II " Of
Brook ave years 5000
Kaysser. Louis W, Clara Frnnksnbcrg e q
B-cok-ave. 1877. ?oo.7. IS4Il 2aO3 II n Of
16Sth-st year. mortgages. ............... 1890
Kitchen. Andrew. to Encch Bell l4Gth-st
243. 10 II c Of Railroad East demand. .
mortgages ........... ........... ....... oI.5Oo
Hasht Bertha A. to Elizabeth Schneider No
33l East 6oth st. years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
Mon,ross. Henrietta NJ Laurence Griffith @
Tinany-st. 100 n : Of lG9th Il; ais, 8 1G9th-
81. $50 Il OF FoN-st. 3 years.............. 1000
Munsell James. 70 Patrick Dempsey. 18th
st. lT2 # Of l0th-ave year................ 1000
Weed Mary J. ct nj 10 William l Rosenfed. No
20 East 3dst. 1000
Waldron Martin and Catharine T., TO Brkbeck
Investment and Loan Company. s Morris Park
ave 1917 # W o. Eronxdale instruments. 1900
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ALTERATIONS.

6th-ave. No 30 a four-story brick Office build
ii6;h st. owner; y W Berger architect ..... s2occ
l4th- ST. No l2G 10 100 East. thr~e-sory
brick and stone music hall. CO l0xlil.9; Sul
archect Iooo
9th No 70 East 4 f,ur-story and basement
brick dwelling: Rufus Graus. No East 49,.
SSH y + I}rrsar. architect 1900
Bower. No 33s. TO n three-story h:ick stor- and
jan i'rand, architect. ........e........... boot
Crcenw!ch-st Nos IS and 100 TO a nve-story brick
storage warchouse. Isabel VI Helm. owner -
Farnsworth & Miller. architccs. 81
1ood-s.. No lS2 East. 70 a four story brick ten"
meni-house. Reformed Dutch Church of Harlem
srcrfi,,c, .-..",.. 1906
4C:h-s:. No 2s West. foirstory brick dwell
! Il DeIran architect .................. 100
Stebb,ns-aye 40 l.C52. 20 a twostory frame
pIekerson architec, '........................ 300
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Trains leave W. i?d st. station, y: y. as follow"
IS m. earlier from toot Of Franklin St: 49,
A1O;OO A. VI. Daily, except sunday, Tor cornws.l ~
burgh Kingston. New Paiiz Lakes Minnewasn
Mohonk ana all Ca,skil Mountain points. "a
Bll;:s5 a. NJ. for cranston's West Point hlnssss
Lakes Nohon, and Mnnew asSa ta,sk.ll Modn's~
Albany Saratoga, and Lake George. - A.
100 /. NJ, CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily ''t -
bany Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara 70 70
Cleveland. Detroi' Chicago and 81. Louis A'''
Chicago and ST. Louis next afternoon. ,,.s
1i16 T. N. Saturdays only. for all catskiH MouI'
C3i45 y. NJ. Daily. except sunday for Kingston, ~
Mohonk and Mnn'wasKs. catskiu Mountains S'''
and Albany. c,,>
C4,OU p. NJ Dairy cxcep, sunday Tor conser' 80 80
stons, West Point. Cornwall. Newburgh. and ""
mediate stations 10 Albany. -
900 l.. NJ Daily except SUNDAY, for Albany, saa''v
Montreal and Eastern Canada. o.. ~
OtiO i. NJ, Chicago and 81. Louis Limited. DAILY.
Utica. Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. NiagstA
Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland Chicago and -. L3ss
7;4b =. NJ. Daily, except SUNDAY. Tor syracuse, NV
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls ard Toronto. ,.,.v
S;16 T. NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica. syracuse nsss~
ter bunslo Niasara Falls, Torento. Detroit -
land Chicago ami ST. Louis Saturday nisn
Sleeping Car to Ca;skiii Mountains A
A. Is & leave Brooklyn "Anncx'-A. 9lJ A. ns.,,t1
1913 A. NJ; c; 3;c3 r. NJ Jersey ci;y; y Z, L. s''
Time tables at principal hotels and Offices. ,..,t
3 Vanderbilt Ave- New ILL.,
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NEW BUILDINGS

Ludow-st. No l42. FOR a two-story brick dwelling
with stable 25xs3: Roman Catholic Asylum
owner; Jacob Kleinn. lessee; Max Muller. NJ
IL Cen:re-st architect. ........
Orchard-s ST. Nos l6+ and lt6. for two six tory
Levin & Manlel. owners: Horenburger & Straub
No 100 Bowery. architects. Observation-Disclosures.
s5th-st, corner Park -avc. for four five-story
brick fathouses. with stores. 27.2X1o and 25>
Coz. George s Hall. No III East 70th-st. owner
Neville & Eagge. No 2l7 West 12jth-st archi-
e5th-s.. s. loo II W of MadisOn-avc. for two
fve-story brick nathouscs. 35XsG.il. James Xii
patrick No $40 Madison ave. owner; Neville 6
Bagge, architects. ............ ................,
e5th-st. n = 273 II . of Amstordam-ave for three
hvo-stOrv brick nathouscs. i3lNSS.2. Robert
Wallace. No 800 IVES; 1oth-si owner: @ + Pei
ham. No 503 SHAVE. architect .....-......... o.
15s.h-st. g. 81 u q German Place fOr three
four-story brick tenement houses 25XS3 and
four-story brick fathouse. 2jxt9 Joseph - Jen-
rings. No 2.]So Fulton ave. owner: John DE
Hart. No .G31 Fox st. architect. ...............
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND wAsH!Ss
TON.
From foot OK Liberty 81.
Week days 40. 500 1900 di:3o, Dining CAP A. -
100 Las $50 Is 90 Dining Carr. 800 Z. NJ. IL ~ ~
sundays 4:3O 1000 1880 Dining Carr \ ~. ~
600 Dining Crr) 600 =. NJ. 1921 mdt tia =
trains Tor Philadelphia week days 900 A. NJ, ip 80
$50 900 T. NJ. Sundays. 900 A. NJ. 400 I. NJ
RoATs LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL y.
Week days 7lo 1853 SIS sac $50 o:os. go Is
1000 iO:l5 10 10 II Os 1870 IL 5J \. NJ. IL ~ -
100 lbs. l45 2:lo. 2:?5 $50. $3.50. $50 3.SS, IS
e:io o:55. 1885 40 l.. NJ p:l5 mdt. SUNDAYS =,
7:55 s:55 1000 II 80 !, NJ 1900 NJ. l2:53. a.
400 3:55 40 455. 5:25. 900. $3.50. ,.el. =, W
O:33 1855 T. NJ Il rs mdt. - g
Tickets and parlor car seats at foot q Is s .,,
way T31 9th ~. 81 East i+th ST., 1873 East i2sn =
ia Wes 1850 St. 81 Columbus Az. New ieir,,
court 81 500 Fulton 81. Brooklyn: - broadway. W..
iamsburg The " Y. Transfsc Co will cali for and CIV
baggage from rNteis or residences 20 destination.
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new YORK, ONTARIO g. WESTERN RY.

Trains leave foot 4 W 42i St, follows as minutes
carrier nom FraEkn ST.:
I'm \. May Express ,or all stations Connections
'cc tor Lakes MohOnk and G.nnewaska. Parlor cars
Oh \. Mn Iuntain Express 10 Liberty and inter
O'IC med stations. Lake Kamesha. and White
Lake Pailor
I .nn - VI. Saturdays -niy)-Stations to Rock and
I'OO Lax. nlamesha. and White Lake. Parlor cars
OF y. M.-Vestbule Limited stations to Rock.and
O.lO Lakes Mohou@. Mnnewaska. karesha. and
whit. Lake Parlor cars.
r.t- y VI ,Frankl!n -. 5:45 M)-ro Chicago,
DID datlvD stops a Nlidletowl Liberty. L. Manor
v..ro, Norwich. Oneida. Oswego MI cara Falls. Wag
Reclining Chair Car tseats free) through
To- chicago "a Wabash.
,I,ICKE'rs AND pAPLOR CAR SEATS AT 81 Broad
way y Y y Y Transfer Co. checks baggage
from residence 10 destination
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN n. n.
stntions in New York. foot of Barclay
and Christopher Streets.
vEsTIBIIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTsCH LIGHT.

500 A. M.-DINGHAMToN NAIL Stops a, principal
1890 <: Mm(Ces G Gng oBuF ITA scRANToS
HH TiGK. RicHFIEI.D srRINGs,. sYRAcusE and
OsWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars. Connect
ins a: BuGa!c with trains for Chicago ard points
400 r. VI. CDailychcaso and Bgalo yestbued E1
mlRA Pullman Bure, Parlor Car Elmira.
1'rrouch Sleeping Cars and Day Coach TO Chicago
,.r'yiug - D.. m day.
400 y. M.-SCRANTON. wlLK rs BARRE and PLyM-
ot,TU EMPRESS. Pullman BUFFET Parlor
ZOO r. w. GDayI-Chicaso and Buffalo vestibuIai Lin
rnt E.Spr.s. for SCRANTON. BTNGHAMTOE FL
MIRA. BUFFALO. Through Buffet Sleeping Car.
New-Yofk tri,ag Dining Car OF Buffalo.
$3.50 T.. VI ,paiiyl- nnrai, Exprsss Pullman Sleeper,
Mt MORRIS and BUFFAIO. arriving In Buffalo 3
o.;0 -. W. 1pail,)-BUFFALo SCRANTON BING-
U.MTON. OWEGo. ITHACA. E1.MIRA. SYRACUSE.
PicHFrE,p SPRINGS and OSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman BuNe, SieeGers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At
Henry Gaze & sons Limited. ii3 Roadway. II Park
place 40 broadway and ai2 Broadway Tickets at
ferry stations ia IN aye cor t2h-s,' 81 West lc5th
st. ~ columbus NewYo-k 33s and 1876 Fulton
ana loo Broadway brooklyn Time tables giving fun
information q all stations.
Vf'STrOTT FNPNTSS COMPANY will and
check baggage from hotel residence to destination
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York foot OF Chambers
Street follows. ana I'VE minutes earlier from West
nd
$500 A. M-vestibuled Express daily FOR Blnghamton.
Wavcriy. Emira Buffalo. Bradford Arrives Buffalo
l.. NJ. par,r 70 Buffalo
o;j \. M.-Nrsthuled Express daily FOR Port Jervis
and Monticello. Daily except sunday FOR Lackawaxen.
Ionesiac important local points 20 Elmira. Pull
man Parlor cars FOR Monticello and Emira-
s:OO 4. M.-Nestibuled llmted-Fast mail daily.
Solid train fog Chicago. Arrives Cleveland Ii0 A. NJ.
Chicago ; T. NJ. Seepers ~ Chicago. Cleveland and
Cincinnati Dining ar.
1910 4. M.-Bunao and Cleveland vssbued Express
daily Arrives Buffalo .O5 \ NJ. Bradford 720 A.
NJ jamestown 100 A.. NJ. Youngstown 1927 A. NJ.
1890 4. NJ. Seepers to Buffalo ana Cleveland.
Cafe Library Car.
OI5 y. N.-Daiy solid train for Binghamton Elmra
WaNrriy and Chicago. Seepers to Hornesyile Chicago
and Cincinnati Dining car. -
yi,ICt< t,l'S Local TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
/ COMMODATIONS at Ill. 49, eel 4oi and 95I Broad.
way l21 Bowery 1876 East l25th IT. and 2T3 Yves. l25th-
81 Chambers and West 23d st. '"rries. New York 3S3
ana 500 Fulton 0s Broadway Brooklyn l22 Ryerst.
loboken and Jertey CITY STATION New YORK Transfer
dences e. destination
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

arrives Buffalo 9:55 p. NJ Pullman ves,ibule Day cs.s
and Parllr cars Dinns-Car service. Meals & Ia a-a
Connects at Buffalo with through seepers % Detrolt
.I2,SO / 900 p. ". daily FOR EASToS. MArcl
Chunk WILKESBARRE. SCRANTON week taN
ana coal branches chair car to NaLch Chunk.
e.. 80 4;IO T.. ". daily, excep, sunday. tor WIlxE&
RARRE PITTSTON. SCRANTON and principal s-;e
mediate stations C,naecIs for al. points N coal resna
pullman Buffet Parlor Car for Wiikesbasre
- 40. 5:.O p. u. daily except sunday. FOR EAsr0
and inte stations. Chair car [" Easton
sA,.,O, 5,I5 +. NJ. Sundays onls) FOR AACCh CHUNK
- 800. U.iO p ". tally except Sunday. FOR EAsTos
and princ,psl intermediate stations.
.B::,O. Z 800 p. NJ daily Tor BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS aad all PORTS West. Pullman sleeper yssues
train s. Y to Chicago. seepers to Buffalo aai TOrsa
Diulng car New York 10 Easc4n.
:7:iO. 500 daily except s1iay .ebpl rsy '
MATCH CHUNK. sAYRE geneva. ROC LISTER
RATAVIA BUFFALO ana TORONTO. Pullman sse,c
Tor buffalo None but sleepns-ear passengers carried
:S.5O $3.50 P NJ. daily t2r wLLKESBARiR! q IT'S.
AGA GENEVA LOCHESTER. BUFFALO NiAJAh
FALLS and all points West. pullman sleeper g csisax
Additional local trains daily except sunday. 3 soCTs
PLATNFIELD. BOUND BROOK. and .nternaee.ai wa
leave as follows: 1920 lo;Jo 'lOD 1880 lsraf.l
oniyJ A. N: '220. o:3o. 1870. 40. $50 and % p
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3. 2n
ss5 ga and 323 Broadway 81 f. IAN ST.. 100 t. ia
St i27 Powery. " Y; SEQ Fulton -. Court ., v
broadway and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
" Y Transfer Co Will call Tor AM cheek faggage N
hotel or residence through 70 destination
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lot, ITO and III, nap Arden property: Washing
ton o jackson ana VIE TO Allan q Hacdoneh..
5Sth-et. e. $40 Il e OF 3d-aye. zOxlOO.1. george
= ChristTnan ana wife 10 Wyandot club. 49,.
bth-ave, corner llsth-st. 2j.llxlU; sophie
Rcthschild TO William We.terer. ......-....-.:.
6th-avc. corner ll7th-st. Z5l1SlOo. sophie
Ro;hschild to sans.
6th-ave. s W corner 11s;h-s,. 25.ilxlOo: William
wetterer and wife 70 Stella BERNIE inner
L:h-ave. n corner liIth-st. 25.llxiUO; william
Wetterer and wife 10 Max L Ber1he!mer and
1<6,h-s, . s. 23.10 Z. e Of Railroad -ave. East
50x35 Enoch c Bcr and wife TO Andrew
Reede"s,. Nos 90 and es. n g. 50x7s; Columbia
Rubber Works Company 70 the Goodrich
a4tH". p 8. 100 II o. shave. s5ris7.e to
2Sth-s.: Mary e Parker 10 Peter Herter.....
12Oth-%t q 25O.f IT W OF Shave. 2.i1xi00.I1
John II Slower and wife 70 Emily l. F'e.t.....
1llth-st 8. 1919 II W OF ST Nicholas ave, Tx
l0Uli: John Ford TO Havens Relief Fund 30
70. 336 map OF the Arden property; Mary
Figaro 10 Allan G Maodonell. ..........
2d-avr g. 74S n Of l14th-et. Zo.11x10O
An..a Herzog 70 Xichael Mahoney. .............
Jerorne-ave. Q 8. 1910 Z, n Of GarAeld-st. 2s.6x
lo2. sxcSxl8so; Mary O'Brien TO William
Deoatur-eve. . . Q. 1921 II o OF Southern Boule-
ward. oox12o: Mary a Kelly 10 Adeia l. Clarke.
Prospect-evs: " q. 2oa II OF lCoth-st 2Asx
3d-ave. 8. cO2.i1 Il OF l7sth-st. 25lx2osx
25. 1x2S99; George Biernessar. executor etc. to
George Benedict ct a.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
1d-avs. No lS0. 17.7x7S Joseph Dickson 10
Joseph Dickson. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Biernesar. George. e, al 10 Paul Quattlander.
ca Sd-Ave 5021I Z; y OF l7S.h-st. years..... %
Byrres. Annie 10 Mabello Lndley. Avenue
A. 6l.2 II = o: 8is-st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Beerii. william. TO Mary o Brien. Jerome
ave. T9il II n OF Gs1feld-et, year............
CruSer. John and Euphemia W. 10 Alexander
Van Rensselaer,. ali real estate, etc. belonging
to mortgagors IN city. county and state years
Fuller Diedrich and Rebecca, 10 John OSulli-
van No 107 Fast 1O9.h-st year..............
0sriaoh. Henry Philip Geriach. T9;h-s;.
same to Dorothea schachtel. property. 5
porsmus Arieonns NJ TO Moses F Dennis and
another. . 7th-ave. 1856 II n OF ll.s-st
Herse.. Peter j. 10 Mary p Parker, Nos 4as-lss
West zIth-st and No 40 West 23th-st. year.. II
Raftery John and Charlotte to James Everard
Brewsr1ss No 90 West 3sth-st demand. 49,.
Streifer Laura, 10 Julia Muhlfeder. n 4cd-s;. 80
II OF 9th-eve, secures notes. ................
Hynes Peter II, to William l. Flanagan. as man
aging director . corner 7th-ave and 2Ctn-st.
Ws,ierer william. 10 Lille q LlieDtha
corner 5th-aye and lI7th-s.. yoars. ....:.... 3,
Eayne 20 same. corner b:h-ave and llsth-s;.
Murtha. Thomas =, to John Mur.ha ct al guar
dian etc No 2l5 East 120.h-st. years.
Wergip August and Mar c. 10 Michael Busch.
q a Of lot go. map village OF Ean fremont.
years
The LATHE Sisters OF the Assumption to E,ngrant
Industrial Savings Bank. W ioth-st. i4l II
su@s al S:bssss. to HsniT H.urt n:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
Conntrn propertp for Sale.

A pamphlet prepared by residents Of
Metuchen, N. j., describing that place, is
directed simply to heads OF families. 1t is
not real estate agents circular. 1t gives
the facts about Metuchen. Those who
issue it desire to reach only congenial peo-
pie, looking for a suburban home, who may
from reading the facts be led to visit them.
and who may from visiting them decide
that Metuchen offers the kind of home
and the kind of surroundings they want.
The pamphlet may be secured by addressing
A. c. Litterst, Metuchen. N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10
NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

All Rail Tor Long Branch. Ocean Grove Asbury
Park and Atlantic coast Resorts 20 Point Pleasant
Trains leave NEW YORK as follows: From Foot LIB
20. so 1900 A. NJ 100 Saturdays only)
u.s. o. 80 35) 'i45. 80. 6l5 500 saturdays only)
L. NJ sundays o IL \ NJ. l3O 400 T.. NJ
From Foot u Cortland. and Deshrosses Streets AS.
al0 NJ - 10 81 ~ Saturdays only) 2S) $40 20 40
- 20 '30 200 Y. ". Sundays SIS. 9i5 A. NJ. SIS
i VI.
From South Ferry. Foot Whitehall Street SOS 1000
A NJ 100 saturdays orly). TO- $50 3 40, $40 ?3
q 10 80 SATURDAYS only p. NJ Sundays s35 A. NJ.
From Foot Yves, Twenty-,hird Street $50 iiso A. NJ
si2 80 saturday. only go $50 % 20 $50 s4SO $50
T. VI. Sundays 80. % 20 A. NJ. 40 =. NJ
sunday Trains do stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
'Denotcs express trains