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The silver lance., 1899-01-27
Notice of Application For U. S. Patent, No
14o Ute. Survey No. i7Sz6.
Gunnison Land District.

Dated November 21st. 1892.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
the Act of Congress ap. rovod May 10. 1889. 4. E.
L. Reyiand whose postoff ce is Marble, Colorado,
has made application for patent for I5O0 linear
feet, on this Silent Star lode. bearing silver the
Same being s.. 81 4 E.. 1905 feet snd N al 4
W. BOO feet from discovery shaft thereon, with
surfece ground 800 feet in width, situate in Rock
Greek Mining Distri-t. Gunrison County, State
OF Colorado, and described by he official plat
herewith posted, and by the field netss on file in
the Office of the Register of Gunnison Land
District, Colorado, as follows. viz:
beginning at Cor. No, l, whence the s. e, Cor.
Sec I II Il. 81 W, pi 9Th Principal Meridian
bears n ii a. 90 K. 2225.s feet; thenos N. 81
W. 1900 feet to Cor No. .; theace s, 5ss 50 W
300 feet to Cor. No. 81 thence s. 81 E. 1850 seet
TO Cor No. !; the ce N, SO. Sc 4 800 feet to Cor
No. l the place Of beg naing. Variation Il 80 X.
Containing 1881 acres and forming portio.:
of the unsubdivlded Township le s. Of Range
81 ". Of 9Th prircipal Meriaian raid location
being recorded in Vol. Is page 40 of the records
of Gunnison County
Adjoining claimants none krswn
c.. HAMLIN. Register.
First pub. Nov. 25, 1898. Last pub Jan q. 1872
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE,

To Evan l.. JONES NJ to his heirs and aeeigns;
You are hereby notified that durng this year
1898 have exper ded the sum of one hundred
dollars $780, in labor ana iinprovsments npon
each az sis Hard Cash. Lncky Star and Occi
dental lodes mining claims situate. lying and
being on Gaiepa Mountain in the Fix Mountain
Mining District, in Tho County of Gunnison and
rtats of Colorado. and the location certificates
of which of record in ths Il Recorders office of
said county, in order to hold said. claims
under the provisions of Section 1924 of the revis-
ed Statutes of the United States and the amend-
ment thereto, approved January 22nd, 1880
concerning annual labor upon mining claims,
being the amount required to hold id lodes for
the period ending Deee.uber 3ist. 1898; and if
within % days after the publication of this notice
you fail or refuse TO contribute your proportion
of said expenditure as co-owner, together with
the cost of this notice. your interest in said
claims will become the property of the sub
scriher, your co-ownar, who made ths expendi-
ture required of you nnder the terms of said
section and amendment thereto
Dated January 18th. 1899.
HORACE MILLER.
First published January 20. 1890, Last pull
shed April 2s. 1859.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Plagiarism as practiced by some alleg-
ed editors is the most glaring disgrace of
the newspaper business. II an artitle is
worth copying it is entitled to full credit.
II the origin of the article is unknown
the much abused TX" should be used, or
better STILL place it under head desig
Mating it as clipped. The LANCE regrets
to note that two papers coming to this
Office steal almost their whole editorial.
Papers doing this purloining are seldom
copied, thus suffering the penalty.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Possmastcrs are under positive in
structions to allow no one the use of a
box who does not pay the rent quarterly
in advance. So hereafter at offices of all
classes you must pay up or have the ac-
commodat,ng government official hunt
out your mail each time you call around.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Mrand Mrs. b, T Melton walked up to
to the Crystal Mountain Mine Saturday,
packing AIS pounds. Now some OF you
husky young fellows who tell tales about
70 If abilities as packers take p sneak
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Sunday was . terribly stormy day but
pet disagreeable enough to deter C. r.
Melton from y trip to Hot Springs 10
visit the pew Crystal Caves,
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Postofiice Inspector Noble came up as
far as Redstone this week to investigate
the needs Of the valley and see what i'm
provemepts and changes are needed
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w. 8. Smith cane in Saturday night
from his trip out. During his absence he
transacted business at Leadvillo, Pueblo
rnd Denver, and had his dose of grippe
while in the capital city
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

The s-trall to the Back Queen ia blocked
with snow. jim Usher waded up part
way tho frat of the week, and abandoned
itas.Hhard proposi. 81.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Aspen's Silver Republican, B. Clark
Wheeler made creditable stand for the
country printer the other day in the
State Senate. The LANCE congratu.ates
him and commends his words.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

c. NJ Hiatt anpoupces that be will tie
in Aspen tonight and that Crystal will
" without his presspee Until Monday.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

y. 4. Fpsa aha Clyde Fulton walked
pp 10 Snow Mass Monday. but Kline
shipped Ford back TO camp to recuperate
more completely.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

OF Fkogas freight teams came in las
Sunday with ton Of giant powder f.
the'rrading Company
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

We understand thst DR.. Fuller w,ii
yisit Crystal soon, for the purpose q
yaccinating the school children.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

4. r, BurIstt returned to camp Fri
day night after quite vacation, We
are Glad-t9 wsaeeme him once more.
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Don't FORGET that we eau
- clokha vnllr feet with sea-

EIUsIt your IeeV WIUH oed-
sonable goods. You can save much di :
comfort by giving proper attention to
your Footwear. Avoid severe colds and
apossible case ofppeumonia. Colo
TRADING & DEVELOPMENT COMPANY,
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Mrs. Melton came down from the mine
Wednesday afternoon to remain in camp
for few days. VIII Melton is presiding
At the eating house during her absence.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

This week We had souie more of the
beautiful, and the weather has been Of p
tetwixt and between variety,
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Charley Wilson and one OF the other
boys from the Burt wers down Saturday
Eftepn9op.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Late Fult9a has % en- working for Ford
txsKiipe, at the Laura tpnpel,
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

A month Of schoa! Aas been completed
and the attendance has been good with
every child 81 sehqol age IN the camp
curollcd.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Jame. Carpenter and Bob Wright are
sscrk,Eg like Finnegan's famous report
to'his superintendent.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Judge nBsyap aqd Jas. Usher found
1T necessary to sh9yei tie snoy of tbeir
Sheds.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

When W. J. Bryan called the attention
Of the Colorado legislature to that pnn-
ciple OF our government WHICH holds the
officer to be the servant Of the people
and not their master, he tackled tough
proposition. Even Mr.. Bryan could not
convince Colorado legislator that he is
not the whole thing.-Aspen Tribune.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Aney Sali,yaa air drill has just been
feceived which will be used for driving
AZ -upraise N the lnez.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

r.VBryap expects 10 take pleasant
5aupt to SeSgeld ir afewdays.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Bob ane Will Brown drGye Hp frof
AiArble We lpc ,day, with Sleigh,
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

W; s. S~ith spent Monday at the Lead
King, apd retqrped to cawp Tuesday;
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OUR -SALTED PLACER.
WASHED From sss Rict Deposits o. The LANCE
kseASuge Sabie.

insssponse to letters of inquiries sent
out to state editors by the Denver Times
the needs sf mass sections are being set
fortI and gwen publicity, Geo. G. Eaton
Of the LANCE makes the following reply,
relative to the needs of Crystal aud the
enterprises which could find profitable
investment here, to which we believe our
citizens will say a fervent "Amep":
aFIRsT:-Electric power plant for the
Transmission Of power to mines Of the
district and lights for the mines and
town, Concentrating mill. modern in
every particular and UP to date. Crystal
river will furnish abundant power for
both plants. Zinc spslter This dis
trict can furnish vast amount Of ore for
such Smaller,
SECOND: Telephone line connecting
Crystal with Ghenwood Springs and the
long distance line Of the Colorado Tels-
phone Company, Improved mail and
EXPIRE service.
srHGRp:-In general laws we would
ike to see county attorney made an cleo
tive Office, county printer paid fixed
compensation, the proposed State Road
built. and the salaries OF county and state
officials reduced to q figure consistent
with conditions of the times
~
1t is all right. An eastern journal tells
las that five thousand clerks baye pc
tihoned Gen. Brooke to close the shops
at 7 o'clock in the evening so they ca
attend night scsooI. That is worth .
dozen military victories, so far as It's
bearing on civilization is concerned"
Fiys gears Of that. provided the schools
are supplied with competent teachers,
will transform Cuba, possibly will culnli-
7, nate ip race capable Of governing them
selves. They Will not get to be great
schoiars, but they will for two or three
years make more progress than would
the SANG number Of children in ths
us,ted States. There is nothing that
will suodue their parents so quickly as
to see their children expanding under
ths hight OF an education. To educate
the children Of IIayana, and to make
thea. keep clean at the same time willbe
a m,racle.-SdH Lake Tribune.
80
. a japanese admirer OF Bryan who
had been wre Ting with the mysteries of
the Engii. idioms, ate -npsed to write
n note to the distinguished gsntlemap
;pressiye Of his admiration. This is
what he wrote: NY Patron:--Your
mouth reaches around the globe, whsp
your lips cracks the people are cheered"
WHAT Mr. Bryan. feelings wore on r.
eeiving the atfectionate tribute is not re
corded. Mining Record.
~
When W. J. Bryan called the attention
Of the Colorado legislature to that prin
ciple OF our government WHICH holds the
officer to be the servant Of the people
and not their master, he tackled tough
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

NV. Ward came down fyo p the Burt
Tues stay aftsrpoop,
The silver lance., 1899-01-27
---O-l-

Jsap Arthur is again byckipg spow on
fbi5 iepd u the rS2G,
The silver lance., 1899-01-27
DID YOU [VEa SEE Az INDIAN? ?

Expect not; so send tvo>cept stamp
to the General Passenger Agent of the
Colorado Midland Railroad, Denver, and
he will scpd you fine colored picture OF
one,
The silver lance., 1899-01-27
Crystal Stage and Mail

Leaves Crystal and Carbondale at 7
o'clock d. m. and reaches each terminal
postoffice at 6 p. m.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

The SILVER LANCE is THE paper of the
Crystal River valley. If you want the
news Of the Gunnison mineral bearing
region read the LASCE.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

Free kammel- is becoming qnte =
epycicty 1ayerite te:
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

HER. EDWARD HARDY, the Jolly 1nax'
N6 ager OF Sheppard Co.'S. great store ~
Braceville. Ill, writes: II had never
caeq sick & day IN nay life Until in 1880. l
got so bad With nervous prossrstion that
pad TO give up and cesaHence to doctor. l
tried our local physicians and one In Joliet.
but none gave me any relief and 1 thought
wss gotpg to die. / became despondent
ara eu ffered untold agony. ] could not eat.
sleep nor rest, and it seemed as if could
not exist. At the END OF six months was
reduced to but shadow OF myself. and at
last NY heart became affected and vas
truly miserable. took six or eight ,poIyles
OF Or, Miles Ae,yine 1t gave me reiies
from the start, and at last a cure. the great
The silver lance., 1899-01-27

est blessing OF my hfe.'
Or. Miles Remedies
are sold by all drug
gists under a positive
guarantee. FIRST bottle
benefits or money re-
funded. Book on dis
eases of the heart and
nervesEee. Address.
DIR. MILES MEDICA
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AgtSyyeif 3npy, L,-sI = ,posrisgs pf ahs
Camp ssd Comm aaHy.

wig 2eqe4s expects to resume york
SSen.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27
HORACE MILLER.

First published January 90 1890, Last pull
shed April 2s 1889.
The silver lance., 1899-01-27
CRYSTAL CATEGORY,

CRYSTAL CATEGORY,
AytJyys3i 3inpy, L,-si f,posnisgs Of ahs +
Camp ssd Comm aany.
WIZ 1cde4s expects to resume york
fsson,
FfsA kannel is becoming quite y
ssciety faysrite:
NV. Ward came down fyo 2 the Burt
Tues tay afternoop,
Jsap Arthur is again byckipg spow on
fbi5 cpd 9f the rsa9,
Late Fulteq has % en- working for Ford
.xsBlipe, at the Laura tpnpels
r. YBryap expects TO take pleasant
1aurt to s5eegeld ir afewdays.
w; s. Spitb spent Monday at the Lead
King, ard retqrped to cawp Tuesday.
Bob ane win Brown drGye np from
marble We lpc ,day, with sleigh
Judge DEFyap ald Jas. Usher found
1T necessary to se9ye| TIE snqy of their
hthed7.
Charley Wilson and one OF the other
boys from the Burt wers down Saturday
gftepn9o2
Janc. Carpenter and Bob Wright are
s~;rt,Eg like Finnegan's famous report
tehis superintendent.
Aney S,ili,yaa air drill has just been
feceived which will be used for driving
Az -upraise N the Inez.
OF Thomas freight teams came in last
Sunday with ton Of giant powder fer
the'rrading Company
This week We had souie more of the
b-autiful, and the weather has beep Of
tetwiyt and between variety,
-7--=zy.- --ls--s--
We uhderstaad that Dr. Fuller w,ii
yist Crystal soon, for the purpose 4
yaccinating tbe'schoql children.
4. r, BurIstt returned to camp Fri
day night after quite vacation, We
are Qlad-te welcome him once more.
G. NJ Hiatt anpoupces that be will tie
in Aspen tonight and that Crystal will
~ without his Pressnee pntiI Monday.
--------
A month of school has been completed
and the attendance has been good with
every child 81 school age IN the camp
curollcd.
y. B. Fpsd aha Clyde Fnlten walked
pp 10 Snow Mass Monday. but Kline
shipped Ford back TO camp to recuperate
more completely,
Ths-trall to the Black Queen ID blocked
with snow. jim Usher waded up part
way tho frat of the week, and abandoned
itasHhard PROPOSE. 81.
---p
Sunday was . terribly stormy day but
Fset disagreeable enough to deter C. X.
Melton from trip TO Hot Springs 10
visit the pew Crystal Caves,
Postoiiice Inspector Noble came up as
far as Redstone this week to investigate
the needs Of the valley and see what i'm
provemepts and changes are needed
Mrs. Melton came down from the mine
Wednesday afternoon to remain in camp
for few days. VIII Melton is presiding
ut the eating house during her absence.
- CT
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Benl Gstate Wanteo.

CITE FOR MANUFACTURE va r, 49,. .,
- ,,,..,,-e-. wish % purchase rlof OF laho %.
. en- fo Teniy acres FOR the accommodation o' 'e
nt4- ~. ,710T MUST BE WITHIN IWENIn flN r.
~, ~ ~ ~ 1ATTERY PARK NEW 1ohk ne 49,, pr y,
Mtl-'., 80 waterway connection Win ne la -
- VIZ an. direct railroad connexions Oh'ip'''e
property preferred 49,, ..~ y. ser, % ~. but 70 re
-. .-,.,seraton each must be acconIahie1 ~ a art
celNe showing area. the posiloh az
80 ., anv hsiilngs thereon and its ral~a anu 49,
~ - 49, The depth n water must ne HtAl-l
..a- ss-seset value Il he property me ANrtss7
a,s =, All taxation during the past tnre- ns
81 coalition ~ any improvements and ,he p'o
oos.s nr,ee No commissions will Be paid % w " "
our eNs pI>r1 .rH. NorMAN, JoLISE 4 MYNpERsE
DSAA~ Wall Street. New YORK S7J:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Columbia st. No ~ 2o14's; l'Tasi Me'io $500
7,h.vs q . TAI u Of 34tn-st. 24exlOO; Her
man Jove.hof 70 Ernest label :..--..
e4ths No 3?7 Eas i.r 3Hs's Mey 1000
losh-s,. -: % Z, [2ft.rhs,drtz ~ 1880
ii3hst A. go Il " II 3d-ave i5Vlco TO- Tneo "a ~
dosia {; Emory 70 Kassel ant Joseph OshlnsV %o"
Coiur1hus-ave NJ so3. 25XI5 LOUIS y Levy - M.
,,.,' ~" =, 1913 4 Z, a of PIke-st. 23xiOo.
contract. Gussie S'ldsteln individual! and az % ~
guardian Henlo SiH........ i''''
o-h-ss 10 5Sl $ 2S's' william " ''.'' 1873
Hsstsrs;. 80 2 OF F9rsyth''' z'A''' JOE" 200
Valentine ave 80 q r ~ corner lot =,
-, PETE Valentine f5O12-O. samuel z Dufey .. ~
ana wife 70 Caroline Luster and another, io'
columeg.-sye corner , ss'9' ',z.nssrs 1900
r.a-h 3s0 = . u shave. rxsH II henry
Garfield and wife 70 M'pr''"''' 400
2shst ~ IA Tes sxs s a. Anna 1880
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pvERTIsEMESTs and sutscripuSn' fo1 THe TriSun'
n r,csvea AZ their Uptown ONCE. NJ l-t-
81 soor north q 3lsi-5t. until ocock ? ~ a.
rSs1ts received the following branch oihrs a.
rate. until O'Clock VIZ
c"- 23I It 1872 6th-ave.. i2tn-st MACY "a
IVES, aga st near Gth-ave.. n tst-t l4t -. 81
42d-et between TN and sh aves 1919 80 -.
~ &c hetveer 7Gf1 and 77th o.h - ave- III
si.,-,t i7Os lst-sve s|th-st 800 3a-a ~
xi.t-s "a ~ ave 21O Beecker a. y" -. -
eS al ave go Eas' 79th-st. g2l Jd-av@ Op- S'S
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TIE REALTY MARKET.
DEALINGS CHIEFLY IN DWELLINGS AND
SITES.


THE BRONX AND THE WEST SIDE PRINCIPALLY
REPRESENTED IN THE DAYS TRANSACTIONS.
Dwellings on tn. West Side and in The Bronx
and sites IN the same district were the principal
features in a somewhat dull day in realty yester-
day.
stabler a Smith sold for Charles r Shaw to
Joseph Hrsch No. 100 West Seventy -ffth-st.
four-story dwelling house. soxFsxlo22.
George J. Stricken sold for Mrs. Helen Bardes to
Henry and John Bruckner the frame building on
lot 3oxe2. the side OF Courtlandt-ave, be-
tween Observation-Disclosures and One-hun-
Acknowledgements SITS. for 5000
Ranald H. Macdonald sold to William M Flem-
ing for Thomas H. Reesins No. 2ll West Twenty
slxth-st a four-story tenement-house, on lot
25xese
Eliza Garvey sold No sos West Thirtyfourth-st..
thrce-story dwelling house on lot 2oxioo' to J.
F. Munsen.
Oppenheimer a Hamerschlag purchased from
Henry Morgenthau the plot fronting 50 feet on
the south side OF Eightieth-st, 70 feet west OF
Columbus-ave
F. de R. Wlssmann sold for NJ. E. Stern. to
client FOR improvement. No d East 6ixteenth-st..
fourstory dwelling-house. lot 25x92 on private
terms.
Jane. 1. Conway sold to Louis Less tho plot on
the north side OF Ninetieth-st-. 100 feet east OF
Madison ave. 5xioo
John P Bunacker sold TO Louis Lese No. 81 East
Fourth-st. an old four-story building, lot 25xss
Lowenfeld g. Prayer bought Nos Il. 10 and n
East Thrd-st. old buildings. each nx%Z and NO:
81 to s25 East Eghth-st. old buildings. plot 1OxsA
B. Hamburger bought from Lowenteid Prayer
the southeast corner OF Goerck and Stanton sts'
plot e0xsl- The buyer will erect story tene-
ment-house the plot
william y. Hyne fled plans yesterday for TWO
seven-story brick fathouses. with stores. @uI9s
and 55xS3i. 10 DO erected on the southwest corner
OF Ninety-ninth-st. and the Boulevard. at cost OF
s75000
The ten-story apartment-house which James mes
Butler Will erect al ne southwest corner OF me
Boulevard and Seventeth-st- will cost about ySUpO
In the Broadway Saiesroom yesterday Willanl
Kennedy sold IN foreclosure the tnree-Story Drlck
enenssrt-h house 2l3x2O 2x2l 3x20. No Il Attorney
ST.. the plaintiff for s. $50. .
Philip A. Smyth sold In foreclosure the six-sIory
brick tenement house with stores. on lot -xIo ~ ~
No 221 East One-hundred- and-tenth-st-' 70 the
plaintiff for $3.50 - ,,,<
Phoenix D. Ingraham sold the three-story or!cA
dwelling house, 2LlOxss.s. No i59 West twenty
second-st. to the plaintiff for $1,000.
Peter F. Meyer sold in foreclosure the nve-s SOY
brick fat house, on lot 25xlWu, NO. 10 EasI One
hundred and -fourteenth-st. 70 Jonn and joseph
RUIZ for go 200.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"a NEW YoRK-oUEENsT1 owN.LIvERPFosoL ,oo,
MAJ T Jani7 0 80 m Majestic .-.... FEB noon
Germanic. Jan - noon eierInanic go 49, oon
saloon rates on Cymre. SO up Germanc srt, s9
80 - Majestic Teutonic SO 10. second Caon s+-oo
tOv third class Cymrc. Germanic ana brahnle
~, ~, on Majestic and Teuonc s-'.oo' Revenue IA
additional .. -, -a,.-,i Information auuly 20
E'r WHITE STAR LINE ~
pi.r No 46. North RIVER Ohle . p'o"-"ey' AZ. -
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NEW BUILDINGS.

ee.n.t " corner Boulevard. Tor iwo s ss' "a 8I
"tt-,.t' S,rhouses with stores. ~ lxso ana ouA
81 i. William y Hyne & C. 20 80 oe 10 ol7
- Brootiyn. owners. Nevine * basse' 80 s17oot
,,e.b9st 50 81 Il = q Ieno1-sS'e' lSs
r,i5- 20 l2i East llsth-st. owner Ne''"' 40 q
baSge aF-"'. 20 : u n % Westcheste--ave.
,hr,e-s,ory frame dweiling -o24u. sa Iass
y - 80 y I i43 East i69th-st owner "o'H 49,
re Ver+ architect ...t- orr =. Tor
e,lbn,n-1sve' e ll3e p : o, l'S5n-ss6o vllu
Stso..l' frame teneuent-house, -NNsJ, 49,
,,r' Va-Eer y loo s'ehhins-aVe' owner as
q 90 architects
Miner a. cor-e~ TOth-sr lor q ten-sos
james Ba,er 10 ie Vest 'S'As'. o"'e' 800 q
..A. above building not given y.''srda
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ENTERTAINMENTS ana subscriptions for The Trioun'
a .o.,,,s At their Uptown once. No. ici2 Broadway
a. sor north ~ 3lst-st until . O'Clock advertise
.n,~ received following branch "Tiees a. reguA'
,~-c. rate. until o'clock p viz. - eth-aFr $
cor 23d-si: i52 shave. cor l2ih-sti macy >
md ,a,h., ii2 Columbusave near West Ooth St ~"
w., 4oa near 6th-ave. % East l4th-st 2o1 Ne'
.2.,t between 7h and sth $50 East am '''
ave between 10Th and 77th SITS; lo26 3d-a'e near
sist-st / 7os is,-avs. near s9th-';; 600 80 "
I,.,., rs. 81 ave- Bleecksrst-. 3eS Beecker-st
oos I'd ave 40 .eth-s- 1871 3davs .od2 Sd-s'~
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W. :. WILSON. Secretary.
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY
CHATTANOOGA, ROME & SOUTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY.

New York December -s'n.
A DIVIDEND Of Three Per Cent. on the fre-
"A ,-rred Stock =, this Company has this day been d.
clared payable the ian day ~ JanIaif. I7' a. -
ONCE Of Simon Borg & Company. % Nassau ST. NJ"
York 49,. ~
The BOOK. will close January Ith at r. M
and reopen January 18th. at p A 81 --
HUGO sOMMERFTEI-D. Treasurer.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ha.,.y Edward F, TO Caroline schOrIlns' No o." SIX
vN wss, Sa--,ck II 20 Martin Grsuey loth-
A avn 2s5 o. i7,hst 10 years -,. 2''
Bsgs Henry TO- J as9 and and 1ifr s iO
Moss. Henry TO F1orina and Adenne "ecn;
corner Fins, and Ti9ton-ayr years ir.,,r A.
Pioken william H. 70 the .ieImaniA ~ az ~ :, .,
snee Company West Emu '.-'....... 1lot
cmio, iu ga 10 Vest st' ehst years %
Eg9ers John 20 Bowery savings Bank NOS OIL ~
, ana 'ig o SI.1' s,S 1osn 70 James Cogan
ii3th-s 100 It ot Grand Boulev2re y ear, '
Butter Jacob = 70 the Era' is q ~ issd St
7sx200 TO Edgeconhe-ays. year 80, w.
sqs srss. e,. S IA 5ai s.or st. year. +o'
Lew. Abraham. 81 a. 70 Fannie FAX nos -" .ot
am 3'2 IS.e65 - or5eas assar No "a
sams 70 IAmber, suyian. same property install a,
Eur. .ran a0r and ' Trust ton9any No is
Hsf,o1 st. wli ysan' to George Benziser No
3a .onI T5rJ,. gar an c.-manA rercan Real
Estate TIVE Guarantee Company FarH-a'' o4si
corner loot st. demand German American real
Estate TIVE Guarantee Company. n 'o'"e' 1874
Iexinston-avs and l.oln s. lena a. al ,ame
pro2eriy ,-,S ss'Tss Gerard p. to Frederic Ker-
,y5ei,g 5Ta"d Morris. to Randolph Guggenhsner 90
s',,or A. lanes F. to Kn' -Ner5ocker 1ru.t ON
rsry 7th-aye corner i37th-si. EXTENDS 10 10.
vs1o-rein' Louis. 70 leopold Kaufman 10 o. "a
go 1.bs-fes r and Kate W. o Thomas - a.
Bennett N 100 % 10 Christ y rrr-s' 'sTr rs,
Company. 10 20 West 35'h - ysar - v,,,ai 49,
r,ts Wealthy and Richard J. 20 the Mus.A.
D,"s' r.svrance company 45th-st $. 10 II 8,
- SthJ V,ilian r. to the Mutual LIE Insurance
1r,--,,,v boulevard. corner "a 81, A-Sv ,,x
rol,eva-t W e. 70.G = u stth-rt , zen 49,
Dster AZ trustees li4th-st. s. "'o " %
=, faD-ge A r Hevward guardian ll4th- ~
: sS1 = 4 Boulevard years -; ~
We oscar O. q Title Guarantee ah9 rs no
Cor,,anv No 63O 20 G3s Coiumou$-ave. d 3saIs. ''
Peters william K. % Alexander WaiAe..
,srI " corner e4th-st. also boueNNu' D ~
-os ?, q, oath st. l year . = -a.,,es w.
Won der Heiie Frederirk 70 ne IN. Goinr,hy.av.
Bank. s9ih-st. 1915 II OK ol.'.''..., 10