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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
A D6NlE on DGATH,


Anhie nenerman Gets Her Summons Ia
hDWery saloon,
When the somewhat famous girl" Of a
very famous burglar falls dead Ia New
York Bowery baToom on tho most brill
liant night Of the season even tough" cir
clos may be- pardoned II they confess 10 q
"ahoek And this Wal no common shock
for tho circumstances we're sensational IA
tho last degree. The girl thus suddenly
called was Annie lleiferman,who was only
five years ago The innocent l1-yearold
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27
run 0oRoNER suMMoNDED.
A MAAaILLoN AornnNr.

The Masaillon. correspondent OF tho
NEWS DEMOCRAT sends tho following Ad.
dliionnl particulars this afternoon;
Tho boy ia known 10y the residents OF
Slppo and Vicinity as brlghtand woll.road,
and atanda foremost In hla class nj school,
lie devoted most OF his spare tlmo 10 rond-
ing noyola and prohibition literature,
which II " Supposed operated on his
mind and " the CAUSE OF the suicide, His
actions OF latO have boon known 10 bo OF n
strange nature. Tho other day his mother
discovered n halter fastened In tho hay
loft and whom asked about II ho replied
thathowaB merely experimenting, II was
discovered after ho was taken from tho
barn that ho placed n fur cap arond his
neckboforo applying the strap and
used his coat FOR cover
TO blindfold himself. ono OF
hla school mates when asked about the
suicide replied that he was not at all sur
prlsod. The deceased ls said 10 have been
OF u quick tempered nature aud OF late
was devoted mostly TO religious works.
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LANCASTER.
An Ohio City City that Has an Inter
ealing History,

Home Of the Sherman aud Ewing FAINT
lies-A Noted Par''The Location OF the
Boy's Industrial sohool'.A Literary
oommunity-Natural Gas, Etc,
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The Rest

nave ever used iOr headaches, and they
act like charm In relieving any disagree
able sensation IN tho stomach after eating"
Mrs, M J, Ferguson fullenai Va
"l was sufferer for years from dya-
pepsla aud liver troubles, and found no
permanent relief until I commenced taking
Ayers filla, They have effected a com.
plele euTe,"- George w, Mooney walla
Walla, W.T.
Ayers Pills,
a PREPARED ny
DR., J. Q. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass.
Bold BY all Druggists aud Dealers In Medicine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

Another SNOWY gown Ia Of electric grey
faced cloth, bordercd with blue fox braid.
ed and separoto motifa In darker grey and
oxydised silver Tho very smart coat
basque 10 OF velvet, several shades darker
than the cloth, and II opens over u braid
ed waistcoat. Tho small velvet turban IL
braided with fur.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-11-27

OnAA, AEEdAhs
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Onloa Commercial nlook,
No, 80 South Market alfoot, Canton, o,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

Kazdy cz1onek nalezqcy do towarzystwa Najsfod.
szego Serca Jezusowego, q TEN samem do Uni Pol.
skiej, zabezplecza Aycie swoje ma SUNG ustawam Unii
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

oznaczona, kt6ra rzetelnle bedzie wyp}acona, czy to
jemu, czy ZONE lub dzieclom W czasie przez Un1e naz-
naczonym.
(Patrz ustawy Uni Polskiej W ~artykule o posmiertnem).
ARTYKUE XIX.
Znaiaua Ust0ac.
S l. Zmiana ustaw W ten czas tylko moze nastapiG,
gdy ma roczncm posiedzeniu bedzie o to zrobiony who
SEX plsmienny, przyna]mnlej przez trzech poparty, q
przez dwie trzecle cz}onk6w ~przyjety.
S 2. Poprawka lub zmiana ustaw W spos6b jak W
l ustanowiono ma bye do %protoku1u zaciagnieta.
ARTYKUh Xxx.
Towarzystwo Najs}odszego Serca Jezusowego tax
dfugo istnieG bedzie jak d}ugo W MEM pozostanle jede-
nascie G) czynnych cz}onk6w.-Gdyby zas towarzyst-
VIC to ola r6znych nieprzewidzianych okollcznoscl ME
mog}o dojsc do wy oznaczonej liczby c%zionkow, przc-
stale bye towarzystwem, a majqtek lego Z w~yjatkiem
majatku nalezacego do Uni bedzie podzielony ma
dwie czescl-jedna pojdzie ma sieroty polske, a druga
ma kosclo}, PREY ktorym to towarzystwo lstnia}o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18
Aleksandra Ohod5ki dokladny .sa4g
!y::- Slow nil -
POLSKO-ANGIELSKI
ANGIELSKO-POTSKE
NGIELSKO-POLSK

zosta' jus ukoaozony odes1any tym, kt0rzy przyuhi ma dzisae
TO prenumerate. Dzie}o to jest W dobrei, mocnej oprawle ze E}ocomsmi
!ytulikam: zawier%aoy e4 stronnic ,wyraznego druku IA dobrym pa
pierre. KoHtuje tylko 4 dolary. Dzie}o to jest pohzbne kazdemu Pc.
lakowi " Ameryce, kt6ry tn obraf sobie ten kaj "a druga ojczyzne.
%Je1ykiem urzedowym , bznesowym " Ameryce Jest jezyE angie1sk /
bz znajonosci tego jezyka ME MONA tn prowaduc zadnego Interest,"
AMI za9mowad posad " urzedach, biurach it'd. Tu " AmeTyce opr6os
oiczYstcgo jezyka angielsk1ego znajomosc innych jezyk6w fest zgola
nisPot55ebn?. Kto ePf35oz swsgo jgsyka2 umie Pc angssku, wssedzfsv
umie po angielsku, chociaz ME ptynnie,, }atwo znaJd1e prace, p-
sads }atwQ wybranym bye moe ma jak1 urz2d W hhandlach bee
III! IL i eaten " v5{asnym ;nts?sses Fssdege ta miessfajaes go'' Po{sk a
Jest Jak naipredzej nauczyc sig jezyka angielskiego. Poczatkows ksiazks
ala nieqmiejaeych 20 ang1elslu jest "Polrednit Polsko Angiel5i eena
IS cent6w; potem kon'ecznie potrzebna jest ksazka S {ownikPo OIL
8 k "a n gielski Angels Xxi, 1albowiem " tymse
s}owniku }atwo znalezc co macy poskie s{owo W lezyku angiAskim
i s}owo angielskie co znaczy V iezyku poskim. Kazdy jeden, kt6ry tn
W Aneryce chce pozostae, powinien nice s}ownik ten W swoim domu;
u kazdego, cry on robotnik, rzemieslnik, farmer, bznesta, handlarzlub
urzednk, powinno to dze1o zna1dowad sig pod reka. Czy kto chce LIST
napisaG pc angielsku lq6 chce co przet}umaczy6 z ksiazki Tub gamy
angielskjjej ma jezyk polski, ME moze obyG sig bz sfownika Polska
przystspnq, re najubozzy czbw1ek moze ie kupi6.
~Przysefajcie ma mo}e rece pc & dolary a kazdenu sSqwnik
n%atychmiast wyile. -
III. DERDOWSKI *.
Cor. emd g. CarimOma 3D. ~
WENaDNA. MINN. ~~~-~@>
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

Ma suchoty, krotki Cd
q ch, c horoby gardla, a
&c, mocna .ograszke, b6I
glowy, osTabienic, Teumat
tyZm neurogia i wszelkic zasta-
TZalc i neywowe ch0roby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

duzym formacie, MONA tn dostaG
DO 80 cent6w sztuka.
Dalei MONA dosta6 G.. H
Derdowskiego pc 80 cent6w haste
pujace
ObRazy mar0d0we:
Szewc Jan KiIihski.
Tadeusz Kosciuszko.
Kslaze Jozef PoniatowskI.
Umieram "a Ojczyzne.
Polski taniec narodowy.
Polak poddaie sic tylko Bogu.
Wesele krakowskie.
Polki ma polu bitwy.
Jan Tarnowski, hetman koronny,
Karol Chodklewicz.
Z pamietnikow Paska.
PoWr6t z woiny tureckiej.
Arcybiskup Felinski.
Berko Jose}owicz.
Mieczys}aw [ i Bolesfaw Chrobry.
Stefan Batory.
krol Zygmunt PREY 4ozu smiertel-
nym kr6lowej Barbara.
Jan Sobieski.
r owniez po 80 H.
tow MONA d ostac n "a
s ep u lace obrazy kr6-
low posk c h:
try duke kOIorowe obra-
y Eoo 20 cent6w:
I'M os ka Czesto
c h W S k a, z her baml Polsk
L1twy i Rusi-obr az "a ca
wysoki, 10 szeroki:
q a n III S b G i, DO
gromca Turk6w pod Wiedniem,
30 cali wysoki, "a szeroki.
3.-Tadeusz Kosciuszko, bohater
Polski i Ameryki, "a Gale wyso-
Xxi. IS szeroki.
Szanownym Rodakom z WI
nony okolicy polecamy taze r6z-
ny towar religijny, ]ako to krzy-
z e, rozance czyli k oronki,
S kaplerze, kropielnice
/ obrazkl W Stake do
n a DO iehstwa
Nova Ksiegarnia
Ill. D~ERDoWsKlEGo
Cor End d. GaViln1Ona
WlEH0Easse MlfRnEn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-18

"7I7T,.N NINAII I TALEN
pozWalaJ2 so5ic powo4ywa6 sic ma ma
st2puJ2ce znakomitosci, kt0rc" u5ywa{y
inh knronwi. -eAJ
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MORTGAGES.

Bevlns, sllas i! 10 c c Macy, : : 54th-st, W Of LeXing.
Balin. sarah, to. n J Sccrist, n e cor lGlstst and
ti%crarI.avc. 3 yrs, 5000.
Boagdct John, to J II Leo, 126th.st, . OF Boulevard,
demand. %l5.I1l.
Ia1gcy. Adclalde /. to | NJ Dyckman, Plot 1876, Map
| Dyckman. 3 yrs. 81 .2GO.
Cullen. Elizabeth. TO evor II q Ondcrdonk, n W cor Canal
and Forsyth Sts. $1,000.
Cohen, Adolph, to X We'll, g 5 Norfolkst, W Of Riylnc.
ton->t.
Diyyi3ay. r J j. to g \ ouimby, n ; 72d'st' W of 9th
Ehrncb' samuel to S Kcmpner . : Pttt.st, : Of Dc;
%ianrcy->t. inst,ls. 1900. .ps' J
Friedman, Ignar. to { Klein. 1874 I;ivinston-St. . yrs.
Frank. solomon, to \ II Derrick, : : sth.st. W Of Lewis.
Frank solomon. to J PrOcha,ka. s $ Sth- st, W Of Lewis
=. ) wears. - POO.
Gtaybil James 7. % NJ \ Eycr-on, @ ; LenOx.avc, 5 Of
iiorton. Latou. to NJ NJ Bedding, : : 77th-st. w Of 10th
lGulic. Claus. TO y Plat. 5 W cor Hudson and Franklin
nooos C9allY, r to WIN Liylnsston Gt a, " $ Lcnox'
kclchor, E-thcr, to a Weyman, e : jth-aye, : Of 13lst.
KiakoVcr. Rcbecca. to L $ Trust Co. PA I~Icnry.st. )
years. $40 600.
Kirr.ird. >mcla, to NJ c p Gray, n : 123d-st. W Of eth
ay" 3 year. ~ Oco.
ingiou.syc : years. $1,000 ~
Lang Joseph, 10 l. Timer, . : 3d-ayc, s Of 52d-st, l
lyon. Dorc. to II OvcIhi,er. : : 1lGth.st. . Of jth.ave.
rabody. ,;corcc II. to 6 7 Johnson. e $ willis-avc. :
~ Iil.:.>t. l var. +3Oo0.
Rad. Geo W to \ Cockcy, n $ Orchard st, W Of
Madi-ou.iyc. I wear. $500.
seaman. John, 70 /; Dick, : : l26th.st, 2 of 3d.avc, 3
Nredtn Tio~ X. to J Gobhardt, lot %, nap Melrose,
Tr,iicr FRANK P. to Dime Savings Institution, 12 Stone
Won. Nm. t. ! Bcrccncr. n . : G~crsrd.ayc, : . Of
Wilson. VIM r. to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. JOB
lIc-f'i-s'. - years. rlO,NW'-
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:. ooi # : OF Bcrgcn.ave, 2exioO;

Gcrard.avc. n :. oOi # : Of Bcrgcn.ave. 26xloO;
g j GroSsman t. \ Won --.....-....-...-
littst. q :. Lot -, c,tltr Isaac Cdson, 18Th
Ward Samuel Kompnrr to Charles Me..r.-.
S'tn-st. : >. 400 70 " OF ~llth-aNe, @ONlOO.S; j
Dunn TO G. ) Goebrl.. ....-.---.-.. ...-..-..--..
Ntli>-aN". @ =. - r. = Of lilth-st, @oN9O.s e +
johnson e {, II Peabody -.--. .---.-. .-..-.-.
! ltt-st, e. :, 1J3.G Il : 81 D"lancey-st, 2l.1ONlOO;
Charles Nclcr 10 samuel Ehrlich. OIL. ...-:....-
6OtE-~t II :. l3j n y oi 20 ave, 2ONltO.J; NJ
Ihalmrrsipgcr b. u G0d>uidt.
Sth.st, : :. II It " OF Lcwis.st, 2l1lI222; J
l%richaSha to : Frank ....-..... ---.-".
"1-st. NO @Jj Elias Jacobs TO II Doclling 1922.
2lSt.st. II :, 2JJ. n - %; 7th-ave, 19.1N9S.3; j A
Mitchell to ! I. Mitchell --..-.-
126th-st : :. 30 It e OF IN ave. lSAoO; Il van
Vassrl 10 VI Seaman ......-.-..... ..........
M1nlatton-aYc " :. POLL r. II OF l2lst-st, lON'O;
VIM Armstrong to \ 4 Teets .-.-.---.--..-.-
1Ith-st, = : l6j n W ~ l0th-aNc. 2JNlO2.2; NJ VI
Bedding to l. Horton ...-.--
SJth-St, : E. 100 70 q Of Madison-aNe, 25NlO@.2;
j ID Crimmins to George Ehret -.....-...-.
Hcstcr->t. No. 1903 \ T. Lands ct al. to w Il
5th.avc. g :. % n II Of 13lst.st. 25Xo0; Annie
Wcyuan 10 f. Kelehrr 90. .......-....-.--
122d-Nt. No. 1877 West; Madeline Pierce to ii w
iotl..t. No. 33s West Catharinc Kicfcr to Bertha
Dcl,nccy-st. 40, go and 90; jeanette Kasscl
10 NJ Goldstcln. ...........
Grccnc.st. Nos. 1886 and 1873 Samuel Corn to
NJ ! Warnstadt
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ACtual taSh IN
over outstanding
DS sr5!I1>r in bank, "3 .5 !7 ;it37 ''. p s ssoI:7 i".. iai.;&S'
Nct cash ha''cc. s.o7.2c 81 500 90. 7oi Inc. s,iG3t9
There being no fast steamer I'LL Saturday tho
forclen exchanges were drlI; tie ton" oi the
market was weak and business MIGHT have been
done nj quotations for actual business rs follows
Bankers bills - - 81 and - = 80 respectively
for long and short sterling; French irtn', 80 -
and SO j-N: reIchmarkN - IL and - IL.
TIE FOREIGN MNEKTrS.
In London the improved condition Of financial
affairs was reflected hy q further advanc" for
British consols 10 SO and 80 ! respectively Tor
money and account. against - GIG and % II-lG
last evening Tie Bank of England to-day lost
Sol 600 bullion on balance. In the open market
money ruled easy AZ Is per cent Tor discounts
and at So per cent for balances. Bar silver
was steady az = ID per ounce. Amcrl"ou
railways promptl responded 70 yesterdays late
improvements IN the home markets, and despite
the early tImcuc,s i'm fo-ilNS home markets. gen
orally closed at the highest price Of tile day.
The quotations for Americans generally ruled
higher than concurrent home figures VI Pans
French 5 per cents rose 10 1850. and Slght "N-
change on London WIS easy 1T s5.2~ tr> 10 m" :
TX l,nr ,'', ,n4 , ,,t,lii''FI Room, M L,.n~'I,'d 81 'Iry 'Ntddr.,.a, H.
100 .iai,, rr., y,tcn,l nans Of Io,ey~n. y. }. 500
!. ~ aDr"tt'a 'N,t~-ih "a l-o5 -ioo
10 ,h'r, Prudential ilr" Association ~ N'wfor1.
600 n'-.m and ro.rn,,-,., ra!raa C,orgaay a-'
Joe o-ia,,. ..ar'. London sl So Yo-> Investment,
900 Na'aj,I. Saul, ST. Marie and. A',n'- Rail
10 SHARE Rome. W'rrtoNn and "rdonsh"rt Railway
f . . E. $ S..:.... :% 4. !'f. e.. 5'9 g..s sis?.a, 30 30
20 ,.,-., n'aoa,a tr-d'@, q Vp..- with ,,.~.i
= .oo iaa,-,a. mi yo..a.g-'o"o RAILWAY company
= -larr- Lac shore ard Michigan southern RAILWAY
VT l. 90 Itf'. 49,, ,..- and f,4. ,i.l..,n. r.r-.,t
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]lublic Notltes.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT..
/ UrEEAT FOR tn COLLECTION OF TANIS.
81 -, CIAMBIEN >TEtir .NILWARf III lLDlN",
NIWNOlk, December =, 1870.
NOTICE. 70 rAArANlRS
Tho Receiver Of IaNo, Of tine tttN Of Now lo'h hereby
cI.,, notice to all PERSONS Who have "mitt'I To- pa Meh
n.y. for "a. var $500. To pay IN" sam 10 HIN ~ III,
OHIO. on OBJ h.furr the INST dty Of January. 1871, 4. pro
N.d.d hy section ,l0 90 the NrW-l ORR city Consolidation
Act Of l-S2. ,. -,
non 1000, such taN remaining unpaid On the 1T day oi
D.,,ub.r 1890. onr pt ,rutuut VIII Doe rh,rtr', recover
and collected % addition a. the amount th'r OF ana upon
-uh tlN naming unpaid ou the 1T day of January
tNpl int. r~t NJ % De- thiirri. rc"IN"i aud collected upon
m. amount m, root ~ the rate OF = p"i t'ntnu per ah1um'
o.. D.. ,aIruntf.d from, th. tth daN Of october, 1870. on
vhi.l dl, ur ,-~.-ntnt ROLLS ANA warrant Tor the tdNr>
al $50 yer. delivered TO the -Iid i,'rHlN"r Of raves t' Inc
d,,. al n,,u,nt. pursuant 10 section SO ot ~Al act
" GtOH,T ". MCLEAN. ltrclNri of Taxes.
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traders. who are strongly inclined to the bear
side. The market closed weak in figures at near
the lowest prices Of the day.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
United States bonds were neglected. will, q sale
of one 81 ,00O I per cent registered bond at l2l.
The quotations were steady as follows:
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Gin properIn for Sale.
PEERLESS. MANSIONS,

Manhattan -qulr, Nortn (ei,tst. between sth aud 9TH
a,r,J tau.,ct nnlsh - by % feet; four stories. base
r.nt and cellar classical. original and unique IL" 'a-
ton - corner inspection invited see article on th'ec
iou,,. 90 The CITY lIous' by Russell sturses, architect.
' ri,e, win 10 inSuf,d by the TITLE GUARANTEE
MD TRUST COMPANY, - L~ibertyst:, New-fork. ,.Ad
dre~- RICHARD DEEVLS. owner and Builder, O0 West
t3f,t.
Fist y l22p SIS. wet - ,th-a'r Splendid
"A. Iu alton surrounded Dos thre" parks cabinet thin
M Ilnd- hard wood ~ hrycllod plat" mirror, all kinds
~ improvements. prices. :i' 600. r2oooo; ash, 5000
G., -r 900 -t,l. quality and finish cqual To- usual 90 coo
luI-. T'l. VIII h' guar ri'o"t 10y ~" IilLE ct AHAN-
TEE NND TRUST COMPANY - I.helty -.
4. T. SMITH. is W., l22d.-t.
NOR ~NIE-Fasy t-rr~: f--'ory and Basement rcsi-
J. d.n,,-. So-. 81 80. -. -. 90. 60 W"-t 9jth.st. New
y.rL CIV wide asphalt street: elegant hou-c~ Address
". FRANK HOLSNPPLF.
linden = Y
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REAL
BUSINESS At THE EXCHANGE.

Tho most Important sale ~ the E,'h,n-" yesterday
Wis made ly the clc,utpl. of Leopold IH"dW'I.
drr"s 3d.. Who was Vel known a. a member ni i""
rrm II Lr-p.ua--r a. friedman, ouc Il t' l.''r
pofn'or, 81 the Er1l I.tato EA'h,n-'. ani 20 lAr"
operator. The pmp,iir solid wis No,. I.l-' g. 1.i-'
smith ave.. At seventy -c,.ld So. The lot b. 80 los
TO- feet 90 -lc. There D., o. -.''. -i'u lr'h ard
tore Hat. known q, tur J'urt" h%ulid,u-. "ir tu''
-tp..- n4 the t'"Du' and one "I l'r '..h'i -"'
property produce. Is rt.fli Of .l-,,o pt tIuTn,
and l- only "ur vacant ir'.iuru' IWr t'' l'i.
W'rr bought lt VI. friedman uHnf Years '-'. e.
iulr 90. r- chime 900 thc West -G,. and cot in Oh
t.rr-i h,,o considerable increased trU amount IH'
tuldrr Wa iu' up ~ thc ,9-t oi a.put ---o''
,cut. hcd 60, the Nra lorh 81" Insurance com
p,ul. Tie fIadrr op,Ici At si5".o'o and zen
up To- s%i7looo. ',ror-c O.. Eo'ia-on va, rc buyer
\ l.tciuld iutrr-f Wi- -'d lu N". '#i West
Ivou, eighth IT,. o. four -tor, dou'lc BRICK tenement
vim table. on q, mil lot. The ground rent q. 100
ard ta>r.. tw"uiS var, with r'''Walh. ~ -r"-@
rntal o., ELL. tn" property sid for $3.50 t.
80 ~, Vc,t rwc1t, ]c!snth,t IS a ..rcc story
BRICK dwelling ou a loi 2iGN"-.0. II rcui- for
". 80 E,-i Forty ,iltn,' f. a substantial nyo
10 produce q rental ~ 1900 a wear. and old for
40. 100 Wo.t Nlur,} fourth = a Sly story bri,h
Nat ou , lot jo>i"o. went 70 10" pluni!t )" iAr
on Tlmc1 Mi. : uc-i Of C,lamla, ar,c. brought
$1,000 al.r from Ia" plln'n 100 th' ,it
Mountain ave. To- lluckamin. with a hon-". brought
$1,000 from T.. g.. Carroll
IA" other sllc~ V"r" adjourned
br,krr Mccormick has >'ld az prVat" ''Iirali for
me Hon. Robert g.. iipo-cvcll and Jefferson v. Lew
the APARTMENT house, 900 the north side Of 'r' hundred
and twenty nnh-t. vet Of smith ave. ''rc,ius 9 plot
-2Ni7g. d rpr lot 10 II. 3. ~,lm,'cr fr @oo.nHp.
N thc regular monthly meeting Of tie Hoard -
Directors held uu Iu"-dlt. ~" ri inst. th' louovlu-
vcrr cl,,'rd member, 81 th" ENohlus" Nr--r>- Walter
&. Wpplry. lrvau I. kruucHy, Charlie. Reed ANA John
Noul" o,oldlu-.
Nom, T.. Barr " Go. have -old ft VIZ. lIrnriquc...
the three -tor. high .topp dwelling. 21N'-". AZ N". 30
West Forty uu'h 4 ft t,l.G'o llro. for var. lam
.hy. the i've story bra b store, aud Hats Nor. l."ol.
LOB aud l.-u, fhui ave. forming tE" northeast
cprucr IF one luudrrdl 3. -IJr 1~,HAlOo. ou priNat"
terms.
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-N"' SAai ooN o lIcfltF .--.-. ~O.'.''
e"'er cefts ... l.Oo@ lG0hlO". I.O5% Io5r 100 iOo.OoO
SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pr
TRCLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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In State issues there was only a sale of 81 ,OO(
tennessee settlement IS at II. OF city bank
stocks. Scaboard National sold 90 at 1861. and
Western National $500 at 100. Auction sales OF
several issues are reported below.
The general bond market was quiet the demand
WAS only less than the apparent supply. and the
general drift of values in the absence of . demand
was downward. Atchison Is sold at 81 I-iasl
and the incomes al - | ?aj3 "a. Missouri. Kan
sas and IcNaS, cN December interest. was firm at
- 1-2a1iaN Ia. Richmond and West PnI7ls
collateral trust js sold at 81 1-2a61. If il I've
true that Mr.. Gould. after an exhaustive cNamina-
ton ol the property, was willing tO buy 100000
collateral trust Is should he cheap at the market
value. Reference is made 10 orr full report of
bond sales.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The Treasury PaTehaScd $?i, 200 ounces o6 OF
ounces purchased on Monday at $l.0G 3-ia
S1.0i -, making the total purchases for this
month $50, 600 ounces
The local money market was easy at 6 per cent
for the early common rate; a little later at >
per cent. and finally NJ } per cent.
The Clearing House statement to-day was rs
follows: Exchanges, Sl33,213,jjj; balances, $i,-
The Sub-TrcaSury was debtor at the Clearing
House to-day S'j,iil. It's net gain on balance
was Sl;9,3oi. made mp 10y gains of SJ6G,920
coin and SIl?,5il currency. The days operations
included Receipts. $50; $50 payments. S!,2Q1,-
559: resulting in . general balance OF ~ s,61>.-
60, consisting Of Sl'l,oN1,9i? corn and S3,99o,-
The United States Treasury at Washington 70
ccivcd to-day SIIl,?9S National bank notes for
redemption.
lhc customs receipts were S9l0,cj7, the in
ternal revenue receipts S4s2.e0,, and the ms
cellancouS receipts $500!
To-days Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits il bank compares with The
figures Of the last previous statement - follows :
Boc. > Doc. :. Differences
Net gold on hand .5iG". i31. 3SI S1G3 az SIC Inc. Snd1 80
Vet silver on hand. lo.lN3.3s3 10 IL l' lur. rs. 200
Net i'gIltrudcrS
on hand. .-.... SO. 12O 40il,3I2 Dec. lcf Us
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1)roposals.

\EMY BUILDING, Whitehall street. New
Y . tr. Nutrmb D. =. i-nO sealed prIi O~as. IA
l.i.at. Viii hr T'c,iNtd here until l. o'clock. noon D..
...n. f. i-in. ADD 'h'I opened. ff supplying about
ittNu gallons ~ uInr al ul. a>. p"r >p.cinrttions aud
~. ltir. vulh Will o. furnished on alpl'citon 70 III.
INDIAN. Eu.t Preference VIII hc -lNtu - ittl'N II
G,r.,-', production or m,nufl,tuic. coni!t on' II quality
,td l.I.,. 'r,l.dias boo the puce Il foreign produ 'iua, or
rtl'ii r4f,- ~" duty 20 r"onI being QUA IN" toy
emmett deserves fc lght to rejc't any Or all proposals.
I...tuu.. cont iIuing PROPOSALS Shold b" UArAcl .-lrn-
t..,.- 'fr Mineral On" and adi-"-sri q ALEX j..
fIEHN. A.st. Qunrtcf mast rt'cn"rh. I. : 4
~ lid PROPOSALS VIII be received AT
y .u. once u the Supervising Architect Treasury De-
u,,,..u, Washington. u c.. mt . o'clo'k y. m. o. tie
i-t. t,y ~ December. INiO. fr all the labor and mat rails
r.lgI- i fr Oh. approaches to the | : Post ono. sc,
a. tr ~ ErOuki'u. y Y. iu 1''o1tanr" with I'll draw
ing ,nd Specification. copies ~ which nav ~" nag on
am. LON ~ THIS uNrs - the onic' 81 .h' Suu'ritt ld"nt.
~ r|r.all4u. y y. Each BID must b. accompanied by a
,.ftHd .H.,h ior 800. 10. Department. viii rel~t Al
.f. ..a.l ao.r f. time herein stated Tor opening M
-,n,. also bt. which do not comply strictly with all
,. r.Ir.r.ut- 81 this invitation. Proposals must -
n.t..d .n envelopes. -cnl'd and marked "~Prop"-lls for
o., ,,,.-.,.N.> 20 IA. T.. = Post ono g. building At
,- t,Y y " and ,tlr..~d tpJAMIS n. WlNDRIM.
SIN. rI.us Architect November -. 1870
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THE DAY IN THE STOCK MARkET.

There was nothing in to-day's stock market.
IL was dull and generally lower. Delaware.
and from 1870 IL rose 10 1873. bui closed at
1870 -. against 1870 last evening. The general
market wa, without aUy special support, and
therefore was al the mercy Of the board-room
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4INING STOCKS.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, Dee. 3. 1890.
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amnsemenis

FIRST PRODUCTION
Sir Arthur ). Sulliyan's Dramatic Cantata,
THE golden LEGEND
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"Wednesday, DEC. Up. m.
The directors Of the Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago and St. Louis Railway to-day declared a
quarterly dividend on the preferred stock Of l Ia
per cent. and a semi-annual dividend Of IL per
cent on the common stocks for the respective
periods ending December 81. This was done on
the actual results Of the four months business
ended October 81, and an estimate Of the result
for the month of November, without taking into
the account the possibilities of the month Of
December. The statement for the four months
ended October 81 is as follows:
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THE GENERAL LIST.

AcIuALsALEa CLOSING No.
Op's. Kig't Lowr Fina- Bid. Ask'd' cold.