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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12
A Double Crop of Apples.

ous Long Island farm is an apple tree
which bore two crops of fruit the past year,
and the farmers are taking unusual Interest
in this peculiarly of nature Just Ms much
interest Il, being shown ia ilnstcttcr's Stom-
ach BittcrS, which cures dyspepsia, Judges
ton, constipation and blood disorders when
other remedies fail to benefit
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12
THOSE LOVING GIRLS.

Nell-So you and Jack are really
engaged are you9
Bess Yes; We have decided to enter
into n life partnership.
Neu-And just think OF it, Jack viii
be The silent partner, Isn't that just
TOO lovely, New York World
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12
What DO the Children Drink?

Don't give them tea or coffee. HavS
YOU tried tho new food drink called
GRAIN or 1t is delicious and nour-
ishing, and take, the place of coffee.
The moro Grain q you give the chidres
the more health YOU distribute through
their systems Grain.O is made Of pure
grains, aud when properly prepared
tastes like the hoice grades OF coffee,
but costs about /, rs much. All grocsrs
sell it, l3c. and 25c,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12
Try 0rain.Ol Try Grain o!

Ask your grocer TO day to show you a
package OF GRAIN @, the new food
drink that takes tho place Of coffee. The
children may drink il without injury as
well rs the adult Al who try IT, like
IT, GRAIN @ has that rich seal brown
of Mocha or Java bot it IS aade from
pure grnins. ana tie most delicate stom,
ach receives il without distress the
price 81 coffee l0c. and - cts per
package. Sold by all grocers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12
FISHES THAT BUILD NESTS

There Is q fish found Ii Hudson Bay
which absolutely builds q nest This
Ii done by picking up pebbles in ITS
mouth and placing them In regular
way on selected SPOT on the bottom
Of he bay. where the water Is not very
deep.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

4 peaceful change OF dynasty rs re-
ported likely in Spain, 1t is said the
queen regent will turn the govern
moot over to on Carlos, who VIII abdi-
cate in favor of his son Jaime.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12
where 10 BUY Your Piano.

Write for our special price list. We
sell the finest pianos at manufacturers
prices. New uptights from $50 mp.
The >. 4 Moudschcrn Piano Co,
AIS Broadway, Milwaukee, Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

Theodore Roosevelt was inaugurated
governor OF New York and in spite OF
the extreme cold the ceremony was
witnessed by a great crowd.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

Moyrs thc htNvls each day IN order 10
Ice healthy THE is necessary Acls gently
on the liver and Kidneys. Cures sick head
ache Price - aud luc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

Sergeant Price 81 81 PAU. member
81 the Thirteenth Minnesota, is Killed
and other ST. Paul soldiers wounded
ID street eight with disorderly FIJI
Dlnos
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12
LATTER DAY LEGISLATION.

The natural question to ask about
any piece OF latter day legislation Is:
Was it jammed or did It slip?--New
York World.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

FIRST COM THCN BRONCHITIS Check a.
first with HAlu's iloNEy oF HoREuouND Az
Tar OF Druggists
PKE's ToDTutCu DRors Cure in ono MinW
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12
TO Cure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
TO cure DC. The genuine has Il. Is. q.
on each tablet.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

in Garlield's cabinet, and ambassador
TO italy under the last Cleveland adj
minIstratton, is lying dangerously IN
In WAshlngtnn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12
NOT ON n

She and do you think that We can
I've &C your salary as a comic writer
s. We certainly can't i've on IT,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

In BToobls3 owen Zieglor OF Phila-
delpha and NaHy Mathews OF New
York both weller weights with good
records. fought a tw3Hty-round draw
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12
POISON or A MOSQUITOES BITE.

The pain Of "A mosquito bite is caused
b. a fluid poison Injected by the insect
into the wound in order 20 make the
blood thin enough to foat through the
mosquitoes throat
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

Sixty shoemakers OF the Weyenberg
Bros factory in Chippewa Falls are
out on strike. They refused cut
in wages.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

The inGeterminate sentence act, SO
called. was declared unconstitutional
By me Aassachnsetts aupreme court.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

George Tyler, aged q, was KILLED in
an impromptu prize fight in Jersey
City by Thomas Cooley, aged 90
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

AT Pmlding, O., Charles A. Brewer
postmaster, killed his wife and
then blew his oWs brains out.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12
sis ERT OF SAHARA.

TIE deser- ~ Saraha u as large
ia that portion Of the United States "
ing vra. ot the Mississippi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

Oliver L. BoddinRtou has been APP
pointed counsel 20 the United
States embassy
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

The average woman apparently has
less trouble to keep up her spirits than
to keep up her skirt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

never used SO quick cure as Piso's O..
for Consumption B. Palmer, Box ira,
seattle, Wash, Nov % 1895,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

Ex-Congressman Thomas l.. BUNTING
Of New York is dead
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

WANTED. Cafe0f bad hesith that ~ PANS vii.
not tHsurtt Sand cents a. Piuens Chemical Co.,
sew York Tor % samples and 90 testimonial.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

Mrs. Wirsiow'- SpofnfND SyRrr for children
teethiuE -oft-us tlIe gums, rnlHcos inllunH1-
ton, aIlays psfp, cure- wind collie 2.c - bottle
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

Conslanunoplo was shaken by an
earthquake
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12

William Jennings Bryan spoke al
Springfield, H.. against expansion
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-01-12
Pains and Aches
VI rheumatism Make Courtlcss
Thousands Suffer.

Bat this disease j. cured by Hoods SBt
saparilla. which neutraiizes The acid Ia re
blood " you have any symptoms d rheu.
natism take Hoods Sarsaparila ~ once
and do not waste time aud money on m.
known preparations The merit ~ Hood
sarsaparilla IL unqnestioned and its rec
ord NJ curcs unnGnnlled
Hoods Savcanavi''a
p Am"'ics', Cteafest Medicine ~ Reformation
Moods Pills cure aH Live. me y routs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-14
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Divtsiop-supreme Court.-Nos. "a. "a.
u, 32 80, "a. 3s.l4s 40, az, 22, TO- q. Iet 49,;
Supreme tourt-Special Term.-part I-Motion
calendar called at 1880 4; NJ. Part I,-EI parte
H5D5, 35vH ab'7, es. 35ya. 5000, 36ol 1902,
3tuH. 36+t. 3G45 fartIv.-CRse unfinished. Law and
factNcs $3.50, 5000. 1892. 3to6, 1851. 2747, 82l3.
1874, 2G2 1922 1850. $40. 1892. 3+o1 24O2. 2427.
M,-AdJourned until Monday. june ~. Part
VII Caso unfinished Elevated railroad cases. Trial
Ternl.-Pnrt Clear. Preferred causes-Nos. b2o5.
62od. 5-oT. 632s, b52". "8O3 1904 $3.50. p-2a.
Part 1ll.-Clear, Nos 1888 4Sl7 1870. 1920. 3723.
iSs = t2 s s sGs t 44s ss4 tsst
as'7. a0iI. 4V4s, +p77. 4a7s. 5oo4, sI2T, 8741.
Part Iv.-Caae unfinished. Gases from Part III.
Part V.--Caso unfinished. Cases from Part ILL., Part
NI-Case unfinished. Cases from Part III. Part
2t63, 32O5, 32l2, +HIl, 47nH, 4371. 857s 4so1.
1928. 4GSl. 1898 4s4l 2s75 1908 ~ rs. 4I3l. $50,
1926. $3.50. 2obG. 2l+7 81. lt25t go. 1910. 8iOr.
2NN", 1851. 2TT6. 1908. Part VIII nnfnishc d.
Gases from Part vi. Part 1x,-AdjoHrn,sd until
from Part VII. Part YT-Case unfinished. Cases
from Par, VII. Part XII.-Case unfinished. Cases
from Part II.
Surrogate Court hambers. For probste-wills
of Robert V. Lynch, Elizabeth Hubbell. Francis
z NJ. Trial ferin.--So day calendar.
City Court-Special Term. Court opens at 10 A. n
Notions lnai Term Part L. Case unanished.
49ls, lsea. 6ss, 81, atsl. 2gbl. 1887, 7oat. Part
sss s555 aor 'Hs Fart .ss S9 andnisS shea
Nos. 23sl hs2l ns22 tS23, 1892, 2s7+, 27oo. 1929.
s"5.. 3t2Gh ai"o 2's?, tsoo'e. 2G27. 3lot, ::7as,
causes Nos. 1868, Gr5S 1882, 73la. 1912, 744s,
1874. 747o. 1870, 1914. 1865. 5H53.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-14

Adyices from Butte state that the profits of
the PARROT last year were S59jOOO.
R9ports from Camp Mckinney. b. G.. state
that the camp is booming despite rumors OF
labor troubles on account OF the eight hour
law. Five new STAMP mills have been or
dered
Castle Dale. Utah. has begun to-send out
wonderful stories Of mineral discoveries. The
finds include gold. copper asphalt meer-
schaum. agate rubies and euterts. The ma
tiNes seem satisfied with the reports and are
arranging to send agents eastward to interest
capitalists.
samuel Newhouse. OF Highland Boy fame.
ia coming East again. according to a letter
from Salt Lake City. to take an active part in
the COMPANY which proposes to consolidate
the mining and railway interests OF tho Seven
Devils district. Idaho.
II Is reported that the English company
that Clark & Sweeney are dickerinG with for
q disposal OF the Big Buffalo option have forty
days time to conclude the deal. Meantime. as
already reported In THE Sun. various stories
are in circulation concerning the prospects OF
the camp. which It was confidently asserted in
the spring by the persons who now want to
sell out would exceed Cripple Creek ia rich
ness. Mr. Sweeney is said to still have faith
in the district and is coming to New York
soon to explain what may seem doubtful to
Eastern investors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-14

Alexander az, =, 100 l39th st. 2oxloo6;
Vim A Me!klehAm to James Williams. 5000
AL title " right of way 10 1G.foot private
road on map OF property OF Isaac Mar
Tin. Chas Mali and wife 70 Benz Watkins
Anthony NV, W 6, A4.5 n Bush Ut. l95Iso2
xls.5Ise.2: William J Marshall and ano
to Burton smith. .,.......,.........,.,... !
Clinton ay. " 3, le6 Jefferson ct. % II
lB7. 81 irreg VIM T1AVelle to Victor Ger
E+sex st, 80, a5Is7.e, KAsiei Solomon to
Front st. 90. n 8; WIN Il wills 70 Jonah
Kissam .,.,..,.,........ .,....',,,..-,..', 1000
Jacob Limit ....,,.,.. ..,.',,'.....,..., sI.26o
Harrison aV, W 4, 1871 n Morton pl. bo2T
$50 .lQx53Xl al; Carrie ] Singh to Jen-
Home st. n . cor Union nv, oesxl44sI
Lot T. map $50 lots MaIimlian Morgan
than, Esd ward; Jennie Tompkins to Max.
iuIIlan MorRAnthau ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. |
Lutls5,2d map prop NELL estate. oath ward;
August Deiner to Martha Miller. ..,..,,... 7l6
Lot 7s map made By Charles A Aapes, re-
corded At West Chester, also lot ~,
George CoTnils to Catherine Cornils ~. $50
Lots 8, !, map lands 18th Ward; Isaac
Martin, Benz Watkins and wife t"
Sarah Fulton, ..,..., :...., .,........
Lct 10. map estate VIM Adee; Russell
Iurdy 10 John Mapcs .................. go
~: ~, map village East fremont Nnyi5o;
fremont Investment c. 10 John
hrtZlrr ..,............ ,.-..... ?.IOO
PAX ay " > III 1872 1t, ISISi,2xlt
N-r,"; the Northern Improvement Cot 10
~ ~ GalOan. ,.,,...,.,r.... 900
l.l,am road. c 6, 1904 Il Emily ST. 30, Tx
1875 to Pleray I2i.2xl279i Henry Par
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-14

sSsssl e A:rs. as Ss 4 .n .g
0illeran.
Manhattan ay 500; Jero Robinson OF al. trus,
Va Mary e Harris ct al: attys, Owen d 9.
Manhattan nv. 9, 25.11 1 l21st ct, 1S.exeoi
Jacob Corlies, eIr, w Mary n Harris ct all atty,
WIN Powell
-.7th st. n q, ITO Q I'd AZ, a. .e11ob; Wakefield W
N Walton. trus, W Laura Ellison ct ali attys,
Fletcher, N kB.
loath st, n g. 100 Columbus Az, 26I1ooIIi Julia
Z Cameron vs. Cornelius H Talman ct al; attys. De
Grove L r.
10th st q o. sos " Amsterdam ~, e1xIoo. IL t.;
Anna NJ Somerville vS Charles Naarden "a ali atty,
Wyokof.
..io2d at, n 8, $3.50 Brook AZ, 37I1ooi Margaret
Morgan Va Elizabeth Meyer et al atty. Unangst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-14
Recorded Lonhoa.

Broadway. 17lb1717; John A Mooney to
Harry Field. 1912 yrs .......... ! 900
Clinton pl. q g, 6O.1 W Greene OF, 2b.lx
lov.1ox25xl1l.o: trustees Of the Sailors
Snug Harbor 20 Manly A Rutland and
huO, 81 yTbs ..,......
Essex at. 20 and a. Hester st; Meyer GTeon-
berg to Joseph Liebsrman, Ola yrs. -.
Sd av. 1923; Thomas Barrett to Annie Kurz.
man, 8 yrs...................... 400
renee. indiv and trust. to John Metz. yrs
lad ct, 1874 W; Henry Sloven to Matilda
French. l Ir.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-14
8ailrnads.
Pennsylvania
RAEISRoA

- ANA31AR%o.AV
AND DEsBRossEs AID oo RI 81 sTREE EA
6-The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortlandt Streets Is Eve minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
Station, except where otherwise noted.
Cars New Hoei 70 Z ssspns 6ss
See 4
ea.s pnG @ %
H ysIirs a. Snss 6 81 5aiS. ISEE eS
0's5 Z. ii: WESTERN ExpREss.-Eor Chicago.
1:sSP. ~ sou StSi' itsqfs r.t.
burg Cleveland. Cincinnati. Louisville. Indianap-
7,SS +: II. f1cIF1c ExpREss-ror pst.burS and
valley Route. Connects for Cleveland except Sat:
's' Is NAP SSS hH sqf fss PS ss' Ss ss
Sleeping Car New York 70 Altoona. East Liberty.
r,s 7s,5 ASD TIE sosTH
Cortlandt street 1oibJ Dining Car. io;55 Dining
street a si 22 S6 ssSES SIRE s:
I1m.," all Parlor and Dining Cars. 4;35 DinIns
sda Us s25 Us5 o'F 3s5 nas carr Ria.
1926. 2;55 l8;26 Congressional Lin, " all Parlot
Sar p sn GHrsli H;IS DINING Carr 400 DINING
s6rTiIfRS RaiLNAY1 nEaS 1850. 4,25 P NJ.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-ror Mem
phis and New Orleans, 2:55 =. NJ. daily,
ATLANTIC COAST LlNE-Express. 9i2o A N. and
f5E 5 5ST 3RIG eAT SsB a
ATLANTIC ClTY-2:1oP P. NJ. week days lpesbroAses
street 2:lO Z. NJ Lortlandt street 2Il6 p. NJ.
Through Nestibuled Train. Buffet Parlor Cara.
Passenger Coach and Combined Coach.
CAPE MAY.-12;55 p NJ. week days.
For points W on New York s7d long Br.nSh Rs,,o.a
NJ, i2+0. 2:25. s:2S, 4;iG. $40 ?. N Sundays.
g;lO A. NJ, 12:5o, ESQ, $40, ago, 5:lOP, N Sup
days 4I5 NJ. 5:lh r. NJ. trom Cortlandt street,,
eos a: NJ. 1928, 2;ao, E$s. 4'28 6l5 Pm. Sum
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
oilo DesbrossGs and Cortlandt streets oi3oo. TL2A
1855. $780, $3.50, ":25 1855 Penna. LlmitedI, ioi0
tDesbrosses street 1910. Cortandt street 10l9
Dining Car, 1855 Dining Car, llib6 A. NJ,
1855. 2ilO Desbrosses street " CortlAndt street
2:i5I 2:56. a'56i 1925, 40 Dining Car tj65 tDin-
night. sundays, $40, SEQ. s;E5, 026. $500 Linn.
tied, $50. 1855 Dining Car 4. NJ. IL 66. 1853
Dining Car. b5, $3.50, 4:2b Dining Car, 400
lpininG Can. 5:oo Dining Car. 100. s;h5 p NJ,
IL 10 night.
Ticket ofitcs Nos. 4G1. pa, 11os 1854. III and
2Gl Broadway Aston House. West Twenty third
street Station and stations foot Ok Deshrosses and
tortlGNdt Streets; Court Street $50 Fulton
Street 8S Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex Sta
ton Bro Alyn; Station. Jersey CITY. Ile New
York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through 70
destination.
Telephone &" $3.50 Thirty eighth Street" for Penn
syIYanlA Railroad Cab Service.
j. b. HI TCHINSON, j. II. WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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MT 10 Bdvnrd sscor. ..,............,. $500
&c. 4 a:s h . Si:l ~ iSi hsS
vif$Sssl. x iJ.sia j l. IL
y 70 Pred T De Lsm.ssr OVERWHELMINGLY: 1919
s;.S IL Rds1 aItta s ts'1FS fsS
IL Pc Inmster. ......::............"..,. TOO
' Sssss.isi Fred rHG b! L an:;s as s
vspasr6iIi Az I: i6o n 9Th st. tsIi6o.S
EEsa5siS4i Caroline Brsndo. and sno to 80,
vsndsrbiit A. 80 5iP 14 P st tsiiSo.s o''
heirs 70. % FREQ Be- ci hsm..s sR0 So'S H
w ;S:' Ss4 ~, s.iI ,iS,f
walton Az. vs.. i5tt OF approach to Grand 100
100; Hannah O DoTSn to Charles SsI d Io ran et.
"sci 49, M %91F sZ 5;5
Meradith Murray NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. '"n 100
iTyss w.. aa At" Sso
John Mapes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
SshdhsS M snd ss % TSSsa
I'd sy s.b cor ,stbb q 81 ,;;oa a.o 100
ao.oct to S john 1SsA Hon. si, .nG sn SS
eth st, cor Morse s1. runs iooI.w
Henry, indiV and s1srS. to Evelyn Il
I7Sn %; ioI ; v, IS; Amelia + Hammond
runs LOOK 9 81 tx q 10B.2N IS;
Amelia Hammond TO VIM Rhinelander
18th ISs 5oiS as Ma Mary = Hail to I'd
s&th st. An and $50 i, i5oiiioo, ii dosto
t9d st. So. ii5 " 7thh av ii6Iioo5;: Louis s
Field to Louis Zinke and ano ...,..,..-... 1
<ad 1T, ~. 115 W eth av, 1bI1oo.6i George
Segel to Louis hiiLke and ano. y part -.
<8th st. 20 f, 2ox1oo.bi Louis Josephthsl
SD e. os " 23x ioo.5; Francisco Bianohi
6Sd st. ali L. 2oiIoo..66; owen sohimr. -'O'~
mel to Philip Wolff ..,............,......
'3 % P s fI} Eoi ES9Iioo0; Sarah Austin
7ad st. AZ W. S5Iio2.3; Elmer Darling
to Hannah q Wetorbee ............,....... 100
s7th at. 3. ats n Q Az A ls.3I63. iixlsS
Sea; Edmund Labberton ct ii TO Her >
Goth st. IS West, 26Iioo; EIrio II Roth.
man to Leopold NJ Rothman and ano.....
104th 1t, n s, 1913 I'd Az, I5SxlOO11;
Simon sternberg to City Real Estate Co.. 5000
12lst ct. as. 1ot.lo st Nicholas ayI ls1
Bernard Freund.. 1000
1924 ct, n s, 1881 Lenox az, l8.7I1oo.11,
Alice Won Keller to Charles Mayno.
1I RtfnS st 81 t s6s 81 ay, 1oo1 e
1soth st. n e. a2e W Madison av, i7sr
Sp.i1; Rebecca Hirsch ana ano to wmJ
18TH st. .. 500 7th az. 2s1as.ii vii.
Der Mcbride. ref, to John White. as
IS tn st. .. s26 7th sv, 25xee, /; vii.
Der Mcbride ref. TO John White. as
1ssth st. sls E. s4.sIiooIsi .eIioo; Her.
mai Schmuck to John Seekanp ......... 100
2oIth OF, q. 4o6.1 Perry av. 1ooI1oo
Fanny Hess to Leopold Hutter. ...........
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.
Baxter ct, e6-os; improvement to waro.
house; Frank Hooper. owner. ] d Bra1ier,

Baxter ct, ee-os; improvement to ware
architeot; cost .s1o.boo
Bronx Park av, VS. 100 nth ST. two.
Dickcrson. arSiiteot cost .I...... , 1900
Lexington av. 100; improvement to fats;
architect cost 5000
Riverside Drive, o 8, BY 9 lOsth st; two Ave
Kohn, are6itoGt; COS. 1p'n1' ' $50 10000
I'D hS, 80! i've story stable Philip Sogel
cost 100000
oath st. 25l W; Improvement TO dwelling;
Co architects, cost .,.'..'..,,'..' 1000
2sth st. q, 81 " LIST av; six.story factory;
Deiser architects; cost ..,......'..,, 10000
3ed st. 80 WI improvement to bachelor
L Moss architect cost .,.,..'.s. 1000
AID at. s. 1871 W eth av; three.st ~ the
architect; cost ,..,..,.......... =, 100000
26uth u, s. 32b keppler Av; two-stOry
dwelling: Mrs N Roemer owner; II
Van Dnsen. architect: cost .........,...... 1900
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York, foot of chambers
Street 4, follows. and five minutes earlier from
We-t sd st.:
Q.00 \. M.-Vsstbnle expre" daily for Bing-
Eno inr r. ~ ln,},n
BOO r. Mmyestbgiq lmttsdtFast NAL d.iiy
7:to a. NJ. Chicago , ?, NJ, sleepcrs to Chicago.
Cleveland aud Cincinnati Dining Car.
S.pl T. M.-Ruftalo anu Cleveland Vestbuled
soo Express daily. arrives Buffalo 1908 L. A..
Bradford I:2o A. NJ, Jamestown 100 A. NJ. Youngs-
town lu:@T A. NJ. Cleveland l2:3 p. NJ. Seepers
to Buffalo and Cleveland Cafe Library Car.
Oil =. Vi -haily. solid train for Binghamton,
cslc Elmi-a. Waverly. Chicago. Sleepers 10 Buff
fa!n. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TlCkElS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
"ET broadway, l27 Bowery, lb5 East l25th a. and
2I3 Wrst 25th st.. Chambers and West 28d st, fer
way, Brooklyn; IT, River st, Hoboken, and Jersey
Citv station. New York Transfer Co calls for and
CHECKS baggage from hotel and residence TO destuA
ton.
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Amsterdam av, W Q, rs 149d ST. T5K1o0J
W o TAFT vs. Clarence A Jont ana ..,, e15o 90
W 10Th st, isidOT Flied vs. Dor. osborne 1900 90
Arthur av. 0, 80 18th st, 25x1OO;
Church 4 Gates Co We Giovanni Ma
Arthur sy " Q. so 1s7th at. 26xloo,
Church Gates 90 vs. Giovanni Maresca
and Antonio Somma. .;...... ...........: 30 ~
Jackson s son vs F Harrington. .,,.O,.... 40 so
Charles freir vs. wills Philips .,,., 800 90
Van Bauren at, 9 0. 27b Columbus av, 6oK
1sGo ct al 60, II
SD St ~ vi John Tucker We James wilkin.
Thornton NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 11s 10
ioos: VIM Buess vs. John Stevens .oo 21s so
schosnbers. ,.'.....'..'..1......,,.. 80 90
ander McXiurrny VS. Thos Moore. .,..,.. 1922 90
Potter ct ii A''V ''o,' $50 90
15oth st, q. les Morris av 25xlOo, Nc.
Dougall Potter Co VIZ Raphael Ayallono. 800 90
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FIcESCH LINE.
CGMpAGNlE GEkERALE TRANSATLANTI0UE.
WHlTE STAR LINE,
1tailroads.
L!ehigh Valley Railroad.

ststlous foot Of West 23rd (Qrandt and DesbrOsses
Thine West 4.rd Street 0Ihcr figures Cortlandtor
D"sbGosscs streets. Daily except Sunday. sunday
9n!y OtN,r lIa!ns daily: SUNDAY leaYes645. esun.
tG.5J. 700 4. n Local for EAST0N;
FALLS md Wcs, and PRINCIPAL loca points PsroT
a.! ,ntng csrs ,oHneets i I. Coz gIanShes.
Ex5RESS," iianGsoinest trsia o. tie void Linn
ngr ing with rhrorSh slcepers to Detroit and Chicago
.I2,5J,I.oor.MN F.. rwwddtKIEs,BARRE.
t'3.53' los T. NJ and internedisle points,
r'I.j5, 81 ) VI. Local for hACCH CHUNK.
1910, SEQ +. VI. Local for MAUCH CHUNK,
t'G.IO. 0,2Op.M. Local k1Press for EAsToN
sJ.55, XB.OS +. NJ For Buhalo and points West
Throlrh sle.i1s Oars to Chicago aud i'oronto.
ToTo%T %"B9 hgT Sleeping Ca, passenger, ssTTed
BTFEAlho aud VET 81, Stepping GqT. 70 Ghcago
S.2I .sl5 aud SSST NJ
TcEcs and Pullman accommodation at IFS, 2e1, 800
as 9l and 1854 Broadway, lb Union square West y,
Columbus Ave. n. Y $50 Fulton St., Court ST., %
BTuliw and Brooklyn Annex station, Brooklyn.
y. Y. Transfer Go will call for and check baggage
from hotel c. residence through to destination.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.
SCHEDULE II EFEECT NAY -. 1890.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry Whitehall TeFmtnap.
and foot OF Liberty street Time shown Is from
South Forty. Leave Liberty street 8 minutes later
~paly. Except sunday. sSundAys
CHltAHO, *l:3u A. NJ. LibOrty street only. -li2o
PliTSlrKG, $3.50 4. IN. Liberty street only.
$500 T. NJ, -l2ilO might. -
.,CINtlNSATI, ST. LOTis. 1855 A. NJ. $3.50 ?. M.
Sl2 10 night
wAsmeoYYtA LhAt R+UEk fT1R RAJ MS Diner,
Ill 4. NJ 1an"m iI2,11 P. NJ. Diner, = %
man Train, Dmer, 80! Diner. 500 p. NJ Dlner
and fl2:lr night: NORFOLK. ~ = p. NJ.
All trains are illuminated with Piuts'h Light.
once, liz. l72, 26l, -, 1924 Broadway. rs
Tnlon {. W., l27 Bowcrv, y, 33r Fulton st. 1870
GRAHAM ay., brooklyn. Wh!uhall Terminal and Lib
erty H. baggage checked from hotel or residence to
destination.
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DELAWARE, IACKAWANNA & WESTERN,

stations IA New York. foot Of Barclay aud Christie.
pher sts. Leave. Arrive.
BinZhamton Mail ............ 800 am s:So pm
Buffalo, Ithaca, uswego. Utica
Express ..I.,..........,...,"lo :o0am 300 pm
Chicago and Bunuo Express 81 100 pm ss:OOpm
4. r4nlHu WlkCsharre and
~ mouth ENp .-. 400 pm IL 90 pm
Chicago \ h naiu lIm EN $500 pm - 80 am
BUilnlp E>.Ur Buffalo am. $3.50 pm ~ 81 Am
SyrRgUsu. Ithaca, O.wugu TIL
- EAlIl sN ....,.-,..... $3.50 pm 1880 am
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at ll3 AN
and 400 Broadway And Ia Park place
Wcstrotts Express Company viii call for and
check baggage to destination. SDgily,
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Court of Appeals Calendar.
MINING NEWS.

SARATOGA. June l8-Court Of Appeals calendar 70,
tomorrow Nos 500. 90. ~. AZ, ~. ~. Al aud 80.