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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19

fourth til. however. ! Iandslide csr-
rled away every mule and left me With
only 4 pipe IN my pocket. Even II I
had had the money to pay stage faro
they wouldn't have let me ride, and SO
I left the country on foot.
I'm Nebraska / hired out for six
months to a farmer. Inside OF four
weeks he lost a COW by snake-bite, q
child by scarlet fever. two logs by
cholera, and had two haystacks burned
up. He came to realize that l was a
Jonah and drove me off, but in my
going I was run over by a drove of cat
tie and laid up for three months. At
Omaha l struck a gambler whom l had
met in the East. He pitied my hard
luck and took me in and gave me charge
of his rooms as a sort of porter. He
had been winning barrels Of money.
, but I changed his luck on the very first
night. Luck ran against him for a week
before he found the Jonah, and then OF
course l was kicked out. He gave me
five dollars at parting. The greenback
was as good as gold, but when / offered
it at a village inn the landlord thought
it a counterfeit and had me arrested. l
was in Jail for fifteen days before they
got the matter Strengthened out, and
left town d~ead-broke. A stroke of what
l was fool enough to take for luck came
to me within a few hours. In the hay
in farmers barn where l had enscon-
! ced myself for the night | found a bag
containing a lot of silverware and 81 0)0
in cash. I left the silver but took the
money, and you can put this down as
the only mean act of my life. l got me
a new suit of clothes and then started
for Chicago, and though I expected
something to happen every hour, 1
reached the city in good shape. Two
days after my arrival a ~pickpocket re-
lieved me of my last dollar, and I'll
give you my head if a policeman didn't
give me the collar for making an out
cry on a State street car. 1 got fifteen
days in the Bridewell as a disorderly
person, and was warned to leave town
when they set me at liberty. At Kala-
mazoo l picked UP a weeks work and
nothing happened, but at Detroit l
put in only one day in a factory when
something busted and hurt two men. I
hadn't a penny nor had l eaten any
thing for two days when I decided to
put up my o%vercoat. It's in soak for So.
If that pawnship doesn't catch fire.
blow up or fall down l shall think it
mighty queer. AS for what may hap
pen to me, l shall probably be run down
by a cable car, run over by a cab or lift
ed sky-high by a gas explosion. Bound
to come, sure's you're born. I've been
a Jonah from my birth, and good luck
has no business with me. AS you've
spent an hour with me you'll be likely
to come in for an accident of some sort.
Better be extra careful for the next
week as you walk around, and it will
be we'll for you to have a rope handy
in case of a fire at night. There's only
one thing left for me to do, and l came
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19
THE QUARREL SCENE EXPANDED.

Brutus-No, Cassius, I'll not take thy
hand yet.
Cassius-"What is it now?"
Peace and you shall hear. "Tis re-
ported and | think with justice, that
the last batch of Thracian beef that
thou didst furnish the army was sadly
impure" :
"Ye gods,'
"'Tis even ~hinted-save the mark
that the beef was most foully en-
balmed."
"S'death! And thou sayest that
they say that l done it should say
did it?"
"'Tis Eel so reported"
"And high Olympus falleth not! Me
embalm beef? Me feed such baleful
stuff to my brave DICTIONARIES! Oh, oh,
WOW. WOW, this is a trife too much!"
And they say thou didst it for eX-
perimental purposes"
IF Caesar himself were living and
had thrun such a charge at me I'd say
to him: World conqueror, every hair
in thy head But alas, he's both dead
and bald. But you, Brutus-"
well, say it,"
you're a dum-swizzled old gossip
ing mischief maker! Put that in your
Lydian pipe and smoke it,"
Cassius-what is it now?-Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19
THE STORY or A JONAH.
How Misfortunes Pursued a Man Who Thought That
He Was Born Under an Unlucky Star.
BY CHARLES B. LEWIS.

a horse worth $3.50. I vas sent home
after that, and my father ~apprenticed
me to a carpenter. l managed to put in
| three days without a calamity, but on
the fourth l accidentally set the shop on
fire and caused a loss of $500, and be-
fore the week was out / nearly sawed
my finger off and was given the bounce.
Nothing but disaster followed me up to
my twentieth birthday. Then some
thing happened to make me believe
that my luck was going to change. My
aunt died and left mt $4,000 in cash and
opened a shoe store. For three
months | made money. Then l fell into
the basement and broke my arm, and
while l was yet carrying it in a sling
a big water-tank on the roof Of the
store burst one night and flooded my
stock. There wasn't a dry shoe left in
the store, and l didn't realize $500 out
of the whole business.
LET me tell you what a Jonah can
uo Wltnoul tiylH6, ooiu 1Ao A"h 90
a sorrowful smile crossed his face.
"Out in Nevada. a mine-owner for
whom | had done a favor presented me
with a certificate of stock of the value
of 1000. The mine was paying big
dividends and the stock was away above
par. l was filling a position as sales
man in a clothing store and hanging
on to my stock when the lode petered
out as you would cut a rope in two, and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19

Just write down what / am going to
tell you" said the gray-haired man who
had just left the pawnshop, "and per-
haps its publication may soften mems
hearts towards me a little. For forty
years I've been fighting off the idea that
/ was a Jonah, but I've knocked under
at last and am going to accept the new
role. Jonah wasn't a bad man, as far
as I can CLEAN. He didn't get drunk,
cheat. swindle, steal or have the police
after him. He was simply down on his
luck. and he brought ill-luck to others.
I'm a latter-day Jonah. I have never
knowingly broken a law or wronged a
fellow-man, but ill-luck has pursued me
since the day of my birth. I've been
to a score of fortune-tellers in my time,
(and no matter what plumbers they
made in other cases, they have always
hit me off straight enough. Each n
told me that | was born under the reign
of an unlucky star, and that l might as
we'll throw up the sponge.
IF / was born under an unlucky
STAR" continued the man as he casually
inspected the pawn ticket for his over
coat, IT can't be the only one, and yet
that is no particular consolation to me.
/ have had to stand on my own reputa-
ton, and | wonder to myself at the fight
I've made. / wasn't a week old when
they found a strange cat in my crib.
AS they drove her out she upset a lamp
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19
THE CoLoRED MANS HoODoo.

perhaps you don't know what cleo
tricity has done for the South" said
the Georgia planter as he laid aside a
periodical devoted to the subtle fluid.
Il don't mean in the matter Of tele-
phones and electric car lines, but in
the way Of forcing the darkey to keep
hands of. 1t has worked a tremendous
change, and planters especially can't be
thankful enough.
1.-THE colored man OF the South is
loose-jointed In his moral CODE" con-
tinued the planter. HE gobbles your
chickens or breaks into your meat
house without calling It stealing. Hs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19
AN "EXILED" EARL.

There is a very romantic bit of I'M
known history connected with the APP
pointment of the young and gifted
Earl B~eauchamp as governor and
commander-in-chief of the colony of
New South Wales. 1t has just leaked
Il that Queen Victoria has dispatch
ed the handsome young nobleman to
the antipode5 for the lamentable rea-
son that he was so indiscreet as to
fall in love with his mothers maid
His appointment is the last desperate
move to save him from that unruly
little god who is usually and becom-
ingly represented as being blind.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19

Lord Beauchamp, Notwithstanding
his momentary indiscretion OF the
heart, is a young man of great promise
and has already made his mark as a
public speaker, though he has not yet
achieved that bonum OF all
young English noblemen of entering
Parliament. When he was an under
graduate of Christchurch, oxford, he
followed in the footsteps OF Gladstone
and Roseberry in seeking and secur-
ing the presidency of the Union, the
society that has provided youthful
training for so many English states
men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19

to New York to do it. I'm going to find
a capitalist to stake me as a Jonah and
buy tickets on the various ocean liners.
When they discover who l am they'll
be only too glad to refund the money
and pay me a bonus not to sail with the
ship. Shed go down for sure"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19

This report ONE from South Huron street No D. where our representative
found Mrs. Geo. II Deters. Read what she says:
ct suffered for several years with my back brought OF BY an attack OF L a
Grippe. characterized " severe aching pans across the mail Of my back ana
through my rgh thigh: bearing own pain in the bladder; nGmhn@s n aching
Of ne ankles. ofen worse when lying down; AMI offer when tn bed I would ba
% stiff I could hardly turn oyero get ot f /. | felt tired and deprsNsd al
without wanting to 70 to sleep i saw 50 many favorable accounts of Deans
kidney Pills that concluded hey would help me I got A box at the Logan
Drug Company, and began heir use j felt relieved after the nHt Few coas. ara
was encourage 70 continue tneE use, WnGn d. WITH zpeMho rrMSns ny SIS So
ecommendaton ad thyh helped nr rgat away i have recommended them e
many Of my friends and Il ever troubles din that way againw oudu ss nothngd else"
All druggists keep DOANS KIDNEY PILLS. Price
so cents per box. Don't take substitute of a similar name.
Foster ilburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the U,A
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-19

MAGNETISM IN THE DARK CONTINENT, OR HOW HE GAINED A GUN AND
CAUGHT A CAPTIVE.
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RE1L ESTATE NEWG

p.,h branches OF the market were fairly
..,,,, Yesterday. Anumbsr OF sales OF some
go, we're reported by the brokers. inolud-
NV large plot on the northwest corner OF
ns.n,h avenue and 18th street. which the
S.v.r will improve with a seven story apart
Wv, house. and plot 81 .6I177 on the Bowery.
sS;oInipe the London Theatre. which will be
"a a, site for seven story business build
w. The Gales OF improved property were
""u.rous. Five iour-story dwellings on West
s,,t,.,ourth street were sold BY James Brown
pn,,.r and two three-story dwellings on West
iSotb street found new owners.
Eisbt offerings were scheduled for sale yes
,.,d,, IN the auction room. and all were dis
sn..d o., There was one voluntary Offering.
- west Forty sixth street. which was the
.,h,.ct OF active competition. 1t was SOLD
s,,lly for ST. 300. To-day there are only Two
n,,oels advertised for sale.
nh. tan story Bennett building. on the west
IA. n, Nassau street. between Fulton and Ann
.,r.,t,, was reported sold yesterday. AZ the
ma. Of Henry B. Sire. one OF the owners OF the
,n,Idpe the rel ported sale was denied.
Th. riverside Building Company took title
...,.rd.y 10 number OF parcels OF property
=. N. north and south sides OF Nlnety-second
go, west OF West End avenue. including the
.nr,brest corner OF Ninety second street and
Wat End avenue. Mortgages amounting to
,hout 1925 coo were also recorded on the prop
srty BY the buyers.
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t.opo,d We'll has sold for Oppenheime[ d
H1sb Bros. to E.. Block. the plot; 100 Tx
Az on the northwest corner OF Seventh
syenu, and 18th street -, o.,
p h0ra'p Potter to William f Finn. the i've
foar..toiI dwellings Nos ~: ll'' lle. l4e
Joseph Coar has sold to builder the plot.
ri xiii Nos 23l and 233 Bowery adjoining
Inc old London Theatre. ,..
W tbrahsm Wise Of Chicago has bought ior
about $4,000 the siI-story tenement. prick
and stone, Nos. 241 and 243 Rivlngton street;
Iowpdess & Mehch have sold 70 Emile
Mthlich for about S2i5OO the dwelling. NO.
ysubeck / Bush.r have sold to H S. Huneh.
larger the lot ~ 41lOl Ski .4IS2. on the east
aide OF Interyale avenue. l22 feet south OF
Freeman street. for about $1,000.
Post / Reese have sold the four-story DWELL
ING No IL East Thirty. seventh street
The hve..torv tenement. No. 46 Downing
street ia reported exchanged for property in
wilkes Barre. Pa. ,,,
The three-story brownstone front dwelling
No 36O West l2Oth street has been sold by
Margaret Mum. ana Theodore +. Shean has
purchased the similar dwelling No. 1874 West
l2Uth street.
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Mechnnica' LianR.

Arnold av. Sc. 2os Pelham road, hoIl2b.4;
Jos Hoierlth s4o1.1
Union av " =, so Q 1s7th st. Iouxloo, Den
ms Moran VS. Matthew + Riley. 822.e
Sd ay. cor 17bth ct 1O~It6.ll; DAN
streiaer :.....,;.,.. 7oeo
kutHers 81. n cor Henry st, 25IlOo; Sam
uel Rochmovltl vs. Fay \ Stacom. ....... 500
Same prop; Joseph John RUIZ va same 1000
9Th st. Ia E; Joseph John Run VS. same l. 400. o
Rutgers at, 10. Jno Scully Va same 80. 3l2.O
same .........-. 5000. o
LIST av. 9 W cor ll3th st. 1oo1 100; Meeker,
Carter & Booraem VS. Keshin. Blitstein d
Frank, -. $50 o
Pelham road. VS., 1871 sLbbyst 251il7;
Joseph Hollerith Va Jane McGann.. ..... 40
9Th ay. 2Isl. 27s3 and sol 1+sth st;
Bertha Hahn vs. 0s orge Brown ct l.. I'LL
Bell vs. Nj 'hael Keshin and Isaac Bit
e2d ct. SIS. 100 " Broadway, 5OIIoo; Bsr-
tina Hahn va Emilio Vixna ct al ....... I'LL
Pelham road, n Q, 1912 " Lib y at, b0I-
1851 to Arnold av I 5t.Sxl25.4. ThrogRs
Mock. Watson Browne Jane McGann
and Joseph Ho North 80. .-....... co.,
19tth ct. 10 aud 81 W; David SAron vs.
Mary Come a. 49,. .................... e4.7
Madison av. n W cor Nth st, oo11I21o:
Madison ay. cor l1sth ct. l0OISo:
Daniel Lowber va Myer Holman ct al. 1888. 8
Union av. s, so lSnth st. lOOrlOo: New
schafer co VS. John o'Leary and
Central PARK West. 2ss; Wolf Luindinl' VS. ''0
1881 st. Sss to $40 W; G Pratt i Co VS.
Mary 4 Cannon. .,.'...........,......., e76.o
Burnside and Ryer avs n W cor II31los;
Christian II Petersen VS. Thomas Morgan oto.5
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Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terday, Peter +. Meyer 4 Co sold. in foreclos.
Clinton avenus to the plaintiff W. II. Birk-
mire. Tor $500 and. for the executors. the
iour.story brick and three-story frame Blu i'd
street. to Thomas Farrell for $1,000.
Herbert A. Sherman sold. In foreclosure. the
our-story tenement No. ia West Twenty
ninth street to the plaintiff. Eliza j. Cox. for
$4,000.
James L. Wells sold. in foreclosure, tho
three-s story tenement No. 800 East Fifty
second street to the defendant. Jacob Pfeitisr.
for Sa.750
" Harnett h Co. sold. in foreclosure, the
hve-story brick fiat. 25IlO0,1l, No. 226 West
for $S.l75.
Bryan L. Kennedy 4 Co. sold In foreclosure.
Nos 80 "a and SO Fourth avenue. Wakefield.
each 25xll4 to the plaintiff. Mary Z. Hender-
son. for Sl0200.
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Union ay VS. so isoth ct, 1907 100: Luigi hsrino
W Matthew Riley. ct al; foreclosure lien: attys.
Menken Bros.
6sth st. cor West End av. looI1oo.5; ChAs K
Lowe vs George Van Orden and ano; foreclosure
lien; atty, L j Morrison.
saith tss, 1912 I'D av, 17H1o2.2: s4th ct. ..
22o.t " I'd av. lsloIlo2.2! Francis Schnugg vs.
Charles Naarden. ct al; two mortgages; sttys
Quack' nbush X ".
Green lane or av cor 9Th st proposed: ASH oo.b
ISL IOol: Bible and Common Prayer Book
Society VS. Edward Rockefeller. ct al; Attys. Nash
9th sv. as; VIM A Spencer and ano VI Jacob D But
Ter: att s. Tracy n Lane.
Amsterdam Az cor 12sth st: sa.a1e4I,rree; 12oth
st. n p, pl.t e Amsterdam av: 3.1lII.bxS.t. gore
and interior lot 49, Amsterdam av. and Sa.9 n
l2yth at. runs 81, 1874 " 81. 3 TO beg
Emanuel Heiluer and ano VS. James Fitzpatrick
ct al, attys, Wolf x L.
Lawrence ct. VS., lilo " Amsterdam sv; 75xIoo
Wolfgang Haberdash ano VS. Thomas J Llrkin etsi;
atty. q Stevenson
9sth st. s. 700 Madison av: 1ooI1, oil: Solo
mon Marx Ns Otto l. Degener ct al; atty. Guggon.
hoimeH q IN.
1,tav W .. 75.2 / 7th ct 5oxIoo. Oscar @ Borks.
from W George jenkins ct al doreclose lein, atty
CB Mason.
cath q, s. lots sa7 and ssp partition map e,t.,ss
OF Wiliiam and Abraham X Beekman; SOIL 5;
Felix Cohn Lous Il SteinhArt OF al, Attys.
GugKenheimer, L 4 NJ.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY,

The Avenue OF Travel South and Southwest,
CUBA, MFEICO AND CtLIFOKSIA.
Trains from New York, depart from Pennsylv1na
r. Il. Station Daily, 23d ST, Coriandt and D.s.
1V,1he leaving time from D-SbrosIes and
Cortlhndt street 10 five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-Ihird Street
station.
1910 A. Mast MAIL-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Cars. New York q ALBANIA. Nv orleans. savan,
nat and Jacksonville. Fla. Dining Cars. Washing.
ton and SpArtauburG. Tourist and Sleep NJ Car
Washington " San Francisco, Tu+ sdA sand Fr days.
2:h6 T.. Mn. 7. FLA EXPRESS Pullman Draw.
ing Room Sleeping ,AFs. New YORK To- CuUmbiA.
savannah. JacEAnnhille Tampa and Augusta.
2;h5 y. h.-WASHINGTOS & CHATTANOOGA
LiMlTED VIA LlHC tBuRG-Pulluau Drawing
Rom sleeping Carr, New York to RoAnok- Knox,
vile. Chattanooga New orleans AID Memphis
DINING Cars, Ridford aud Alfalfa.
MULTIPLICATION Drawing Room Sleep ny G RS
New YORK TO AuAnta. New Orleans, Birinin. ham,
InphiS Ashevile. Knoxville, thA'ttunr1a and
Nashville. Dining Car serves meals New York and
New Orleans.
NEW YORK OFFICE. al BROADWAY.
FRANK CANNON, ], Nj, CTLP,
I'd Vice. Pres Genl Mgr. Trafac Mgr
VA TrRK, O. PA
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Sd ave. VS. 100 t74th ct, 215I- to Bathgate Av,
I2lS1 y part; Bernard Cohen and Ida
CLARK: SPECIFIC performance; atty, z. L. Kalish.
Same prop: y part; same Va James Baird: similar
action; same atty.
Same prop: Ia part; same VI Matthew Baird; sim
liar action: same attorney.
Sd Av at junction OF franklin av. 66x7s to n VS.
Franklin av. widened Isw II I 3l.3 to beg: Sd
av.nws. 7losw Kingsbridge road. 74.oI1Oo; sd
hv, IS. $3.50 II Franklin Av rs .6x79 to Franklin Av
80; Washington av, VS., 80 n Wetmore st 60I
1ol Fordham av. sc cor Bassford Az. 8<x1+2<I
1o.7xls2.4: CordeliA Freise VS. Margda Stelluagen
ct al: dover. &c: attyt. Mandelbeum Bros.
Br ONE ST. 3, 100 Norfolk At 25IlOo. and lot in
county of Nassau: Caroline z Johnson Emma r
Gilderslesyo ct all partition atty, l. n. sevwright.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York foot OF Chambers
st. ~ follows and hvo minutes earlier from West
23d st.
Q.ln 4. M.-vestibuls Express daily for Bing
Jaw hAnton. Waverly. Elmira, Buffalo Erai.
ford, arrives Buffalo X P. VI. Paror Car Buffalo.
c.00P. M.-vestib ule Limited-fast mail da ly.
-.,'C Solid train for Chicago arrvesat Cleveland
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
$3.50 AMY arrives an" Bnan Ss M
Bradford 20 4. N, J.msstown I 4 N; Younrs.
Buffalo and Cleveland, Cafe Library Car
Q.i = T.. W. Daily. solid train for BinRhNnlton.
c.lc Waverly, ElmirA. Chics 20. Sl.epers to But.
flo. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
IHCKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS at /. ll3. 21l, 4OI and
G57 broadway. l27 Bowery, I5r East 125th st. aud
213 West 126th at Chambers and West 23d st FER.
way. Br.oilyn: l.2 r yer st.. y oil oxen AID Jer,cv
City Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
ton,
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syndicatss Organising to Bid for Rapid
Transit Contracts.

Committees representing the Taxpayers
Alliance OF The Bronx and the North Side Boa I'd
OF Trade appeared before the RAND Transit
Commission yesterday. James L. Wells acted
as spokesman. He congratulated the commits
the associations he represented were anxious
to help IL along. He asked again that add
tona facilit eH for the upper pa ri OF the city be
included in the p ans. but said he would waive
the request II its granting necessitated an en-
tirs change Of plan President Orr thanked
the committees for their attendance and ask cd
the nom bers to come again.
1t was announced that at least one syndicate
was being formed for the purpose OF bidding
for the Rapid Transit contract
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WHITE STAR LINE,
Post Offire 5lotire.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

Should be read DAILY by all interested. a.
Foreign mails for the week ending Oct. 81, 1899,
will close PROMPTLY in all cases at the General
Post on as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
sATURDAY.-At $50 A. NJ. for EUROPE, per steam
ship LucaniaH, via Queenstown uetters for
France, Switzerland, Italy. Spain Portugal,
Turkey. Egypt and British India must be di-
rected per steamship LucHniA''l. at $3.50 A. u.
for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND. ITALY. SPAIN,
PORTUGAL. TURKEY, EGYPT and BRITISH
INDIA. per steamship La Gascogns*. via Havre
0etters for other parta OF Europe must be d.
rected per steamship La Gascugne ); at . A. NJ
for NETHkRLASDS direct, per steamship Mas
dam, via Rotterdam letters must be directed
per steamship Maasdam'j; at 10 A. VI for
SCOTLAND direct, per steamship Anchor a Qet.
tiers must he directed per steamsh y Anchona').
PRINTED NATTER. &C.-Cierman steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &c., for Ger
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
&c. for other parts Of Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on THURSDAYS and CunaId. French and
German steamer ON Saturdays ta,e Printed
Matter. &c. for all countries for which they
advertised to carry mail
After the closing of the Suppleme ntary Trans Allan
tic Mails named above additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piors Of the American.
English. French and German steamers, and re-
main open until within Ten Minutes of the hour
of sailing OF steamer.
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oreston av, &c, ia n Ie4th ct. I5oxI so:
Creston Av. Q Q, 27t n 1s4th at, l2bI1oo;
Ryer av, W ., 3tt n 184th at, SoI1o0; ID
av, es. 25l ils17tth It. 1910: Wend-
over Av, Q g. 100 Q Sd ay I6IlSlxIbT
1928 simon Rose ct al to II Whitta-
124th OF, as, 1892 9 Columbus ay. 27.sI
loo.l1 Vim @ Davies, referee. to Edmund
ID ay, es. IT'LL l74th at. 1890: Kate
Lavine TO Per ival j II Whitaker. ........
Same prop; IsAAc Landsberg to same.
1 Ith at, 1913 f, 26I1oO. Nathan Mayer to
161th st, 90 E. !6Iloo; Cathartne Evert to
George Schaofer. Observation-Disclosures.
18th st, 827 W. 2t.s1s2; Charles A K KRAFT
to Benedict A Klein; n part
Same prop: Caroline NJ Ktrchert OF 81, By
Rdn, TO Benedict A Klein ...................
Wendover av, SIS, 100 e Sd av. 7bIl3lI7hI
1928; Betsy Alpert to Percival II Whit.
10th ct. n .. at $ . Manhattan OF, runs "
2lo.eI n WHO to Manhattan at Ise
1907: VIM II Scott to Thomas Berkeley.
Creston hv. Q. l2t n 1B4th st. lbOIloo:
Creston av. .. 27+ II 1atth ct. 12bIIoo;
Ryer Av, " ., 34t n 1s+th at. 30I 100: Ida
MaKson to Percival J II Whittaker.........
Same property; Louis Cohn to same....u.