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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
RE Ol,DED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEKs-N. Y. CITY.

RE, OlsDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEKS-N Y. CITY
i-I raNa,d r sniR to Mary l. iia..'.,' $50 voc
Aninony.aye, " ;. rs It n Of southern Boulevard
SS oa o iaa I'Gt aa T' 'opn
shcrnanave = 900 II OF i,'ed'0,'t' ocA'ooi II
sntrrSn.aye v $. go It Of l.ncrson,t, 5oNl5o; -
yglse t sgSy ana "i 70 A'' Of p boIes
-,.->jLIA;r.5s and property adjoining; stephen
~if TO joseph Emfl,h. 81 600
sam tIGl,iiN '''' '''''.. - 49, '''' 1000
,. ia .~..'.,' as, 900
1857. >. 100 It OF uayc 2Ol''jIi CnaFrs
'"'I G,yo, t. MaIy l. ,lila.i. -. $500
''a ,,.'1;.rS 90 49, ''''' .. ~ ' 1929
'''. i, 1S S.',i.s-rs -. lI.c0J
ia, a,i..t. So, a@a Leopold iIengrl ana VIE
Ja',' n GCi 10 &'. 1''O' '.''''S % 500
Ja..j. So =. AT; CHARLES Gun-er anu VIE % ooo
' ,o.n ana anotn,r to Ino, Robinson 75 ooo
i'I' aa't 10 o. .'......-.. 80 600
j.iaa.' i Sf.''-' l.. I: :;a. - g 5000 1893
, ,,5 L.c,,r to sarah s.,n -. $1,000
,.,, l,a's.l to- u l. Gran 49,. TO- 800
-''a,y;r and VII. to ja"o, i,icfcr .. $500
o ,an '3 a snG aa ~, to M,iayc foio,y 1900
r,--r aal VII. 70 Fanny H.. l. , P5",,'c5
l. % Il. f,,ltriS. E,!,T " ...' 80 600
iso.a a. " y, il : Of 5h-a,c soN9aiI;
rn, Nay i. li "a, * and ann iss ,;. 100 q
5lh.iy,. 7a4Jl .oN9'llA9o; Mary " finA"ey 5oo
W"l,t. Inran To cha, Scid"r TO- 1910
l. l,n,l, CIaaf,a and vic o. Jo1a Doyle Il 900
i.- ir Fri ri. ~ - - $4,000
ia,, 5|if".i anG %ifc o" John GRAY 81 25o
,,a' H. ii. ,,ii ''''''' f'' 80 500
oth,y, '' @ 6cie Of ls-d-, lo7Nsi Mary ,,ooo
% E y. ' r ~.' ,.." ~" My., :. 1888
sui - l. - l IT, ar aud Nic to Nm i0gc $4,000
an, % >. li3 u " % Hscnuc D. 30 800 Nor
r, solomon ara wife t., John Mullen.
iS ,l ,ii liz I pslt N'' '' anna 5000
Mof.oa..t o, 4 ~ nc@@io,@,t 27>'o' Mia. 100
I3tti--t. u 81 80 n " II 'thaNc. lOSN"lli ,oo
7i-',t >, 30 70 OF ed-avr 2ikiooo5 ',eorge ,oo.o
W N,Coruick and VIE 10 Mortz Wri-,kopf 49,
sam, property. Mary Corm.ck and an"th'r To
'i, I'll, v.n-,a To- Il II MenEca ...,'. 1s 500
'ai ,'' Famt and VII" To- Frank ia1-on' lo2 900
3iale5ved. 10. warm e crane and m
o,e ~ !, 10 , at-a n " o. shave leo>loosv
,l.sy'1 ,-am ai'a l. ~ '' ''' 1900
,i,'.-, H.. III n r OF 5tl.a,c i9>Ioo.5; Llue
,,a"f. ~ r, - u ,tha,e. 10 5Nooil;
Jann r'4' srt 81. w. {" !'@ o , ii's 5l1o
; i,.,L '5 ang '" y,,. ana $50
7't ,2,,,Ii r,rk and rIfo TO- Man 6ay 5000
l"2i,'. l, a. az ~ 81, 4. y ,!.IaH rf"mi-on /
sst-t a-'@ ~ 81 q l4.a ,a. :, q'T T.npp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND

VI ;~HINGT0N.

Tor Philadelphia, ~. !. 80 a. m. ! 30
90 20. 90 10. go, 80 U. t.. 10 - night
SUNDAY :. 300 II W a. H.. 90. 8 20. 90 u %
L. ", II :l5 night.
baltimore and Washington daily at 90 IL 80 OK.
cut sunday a. 100, 20 o. j.. H., IL -
Irans leaving at 49, II 30 a. NJ. ! 30. 90 90,
80 D. N. ~ Is night, except Saturday night sundays
20 90. 90 n have connection for Reading. Has.
risburg. Pottsvle, &C.:
For slnDuy AID Wllli1msport. Via Philadelphia. at 20
a. = 3 BYnct IA loF Car. 80 ,. NJ T. i miGngh;
(cXct pt saturday night. sundays. eco D. n.
Ii,acta ad lIu-t Al sat on br p;OcuicG H. IT,
oGi. 45. of4 lao. l,32" Broadway, ~ Oth.aV. IGl
West l2jt-st., 49, Last l2jh.-t.. NoV-York Co!isJ
SO F.itou.st % Broadway. BROOKLYN.
NewIOrk Transfer COny PAM vii call for and check
laggagc hotel Or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
Clntlnn 9rd0emlc5
RAILROADS.
CENTRAL R.R. OF NEW JERSEY.

LOUI ~ LiHri,rY->I. NOKIH hl\ EH.
Time Table OF Dccemberr22 1890.
30 A. m for Easton, Mauch Chunk, WDkesbnrrc.
Scranton Reading HARRISBURG, Tan1qua ShaL oin sun.
bury Willamsport. On Sundays FOR Easton. Mauch
Chunk. NilkcSharlc and Scranton
Il 90 IN. Tor Esston . -
: 100 a ID. foi Esston and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
raston Mauch Chunk and ShaTOk'n
: Is a. N. for Ea-tOn, Maurh Chunk. Wilkesbarrc.
Scranton Reading. Harrisburg louisville Iau0qua Sham.
okin Sunbury Wiansport Through coach 10 WiliiaIs.
port. 80, ,,, ~,
HARRISBURG Pottsvle. &C. On Sundays for Iomaqu1 also
~ d. H. FOR EastOn. Mauch Chunk. Reading Harris.
burg Wlkesbarre, Scranton Tamsqua. eyc Shame.
30 p. N. FOR Eastor and Allentown.
3 :ij p. ~. for Easton, Mauch Chunk, Reading Harris
burg &C. An ~. ..s. AZ . 81. 80 p m.
80 80. 900 p. sundays 8 20 a. ~. 90 y H.
For Freehold at 4 as Is, II Is a. m. 1870 80
C 90 J..
For Long Branch and points south 70 Point Pleasant at
as -. II rs n. 20. 90 90 D. m SUNDAYS
except Ocean Grove and Asbury Park 90 a. H. Z 90
For FED nank at '45 3 Is. 111' a. m. 10 400
20. $40 GOO p ~. NunfH'. 'fo a 10. 90 y.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
90 ~. farof Cara at / 49, 40, 40 p. ia t,
For Toms River Ba7neeat ParE. and BarneQst. 4:45
1 a m. ! 80, 1 90 q. Sundays. q :OD a m.
For Atlantic City. Vim and and Hrdgeton at Is O. m
Tor Monmouth Beach and scabrght at s:I5. 11:15
20 20 r..
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
N'.-IyISCTnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
Ynstrncilcu.

For Young Ladies-Cjtv.
"R TS5 D oI AZ , MES ca SARHN aTs s2d ye,
Mrs GARDNER, Author OF History In Rhyme
MISS NJ BLACKwELL's school ana KinderyarCen for
IVA Children reopen, October J. az loo Last o99-2..
bsy YSsaAN e6b 5 Ay S2zzf:? SIPS
E ESd aye! ''S' Nine S vASNokMAN nrinepai
For Both SeXes-City.
HoRTHAND and tyPswritns school so W S15 2d
si5oo or a, he publishing oncc IA broadway.
chicago Befin Paris &C. Bes, instruction SO per term
Brooklyn
THE MISSES ELY's
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
40 AND ,.2 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. BROOKLYN.
For Young ladcs-Country.
II % ana G 81 2 Pay So h6s pee GI'ss
Hddfe:s SEMINARY, Belvidere, Xew.JerSy. go
RIsHoprHoEpEA Boarding ana Day 81, Seso9l ,M Sr
ID Girls Prears for college or gives iuIi seaaenc
course i. %A{ G5f Principal Behichcm Pa
MISS BAIRD'S INSTITUTE. NOHWALk. CONN -
vi home sho1 for girls lhoiGuhn ms, ug'1On ~
Cafcfnl attention % good morals and manners We'll!
equipped gymnasium. Terms modero:c.
YogNG nd DI MEAR dppd %saGe Tor an
education. Mis- ECN1CE D. SEWAl-L, Principal
For Boys and Young Mcn-Country.
II oRpENTOWN CT. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE
ID Rev. T. H. LANDON. A. NJ. Principal
Lieut. T. d. LA%DON Commandant.
CUELTEyHAM ACADEMY. oGONTz. PA
u UncXcelied location and surroundings New, schooi
equipment. Gymnasium. military dTul. &C.; 1he?ou2h
for college scientific school For circular
w. JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
EASTMAN BUSINESS COLLEGE PouGhkeepse,N y
II Omen all the Thorough instruction In Bookkeeping
Handing Commercial Law. Penmanshp. COrrespondence
Arithmetic &c. Tecgraphy stenofrahy Typewritns &c
supplied with competent assistant on short
notice no situations furnished Send for catge
~ ATWOOD SCHOOL FOR BOYS-At Milford, Conn.
their will DO VOL TO profit by tc adysntage offered
Iv This school. Address FRANK NJ. HOWE. Supt
ERFEHOLD INSTITUTE Freehod. y il; i5h yea,
college propagation specially business. high school
and classical Courses ------------------
(, UNMER SCHOOL at the Peekskil Military Academy
> -Locafion heathIu care and instructon excel ent
JOHN y. TILDEN. a. NJ, M D., Principal.
Send for circular ----------
NTORWAIK MILITARY INSTITUTE.
~ NORWALK, CONN,
Prepares for College o. Business.
Thorough teaching. Careful training. MouelNF
charges. Superior building
FRANK S ROBERTS. Principal
6, JIMMIE SCHOOL FOR BOYS =.
- At THE BRYANT SCHOOL. R0Slyn l.. l.. y. J.
Overlooking L. Sound. send Tor illustrated catalogue
rJ,HE PEEKSKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. .,..,.
57th wear begin. Sept IL 1890 send for cacalosue'
JOHN y 1lLbEN. \. ". NJ D. Princp1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
HlusicdI Jnstrnm cnls.

A " ASSORTMENT Of secondhand Grand Uprgh. ~
n square Pianos o. make In perfect collu1n ~
fully warranted. Also number OF second manu- F'eA'
Of other prominent makers at very low prices
WA. kNABE Il CO..
1tS JrIi- AVE.
NEAR 20rH.ST.. NEW-YORR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
LLOYD :. 5. CO.

COMPAGNIE GENERALE TnnSatlan'ique,
v FTENCU LINE 40 UANtE EVERY SAII ItDAi.
CompanJs Pier new1 No. a.. North River, H. Mofton-st
IN Y Ne BOY SATURDAY. Fob =, N.
L. GNStOGNr. Slnt, BE-. SATURDAY Feb T. a. IN.
Il NORMANDiF I.cr.uf .... saturday Feb 81 3 p. IN.
l. TORGf f. Con mi Agent Va. > Bowling Grr'n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
j Al AN
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.

Steamers leave san Francisco follows:
GAELIC Via Ionoluu.. SATURDAY, February II. p.
RELGIC Ihcsiay. March TO- p m
OCEANIC Thursday, April = p m
saturday April IS. y. IN.
Supeibly Appout,d Superior Accommodations.
Reservations b. made by letter telegraph TO and
cabin plans 81 and 1913 Broadway New-York or
Room a, Railroad Building. San Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
Il. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger Agent
NEW YORK x CIBA Mail steamship Co
~ From PlerN 10 and II, East River a. J.. NJ,
Havana, l'rogrcsO, Caupcchc, Frcntra,
ItWpiCo, iuNrJm and Vera cruz
Matau2as, Caldcuas Sagud, Cahlriaa,
Nassau Santiago d. cuba. tiuauanlWO and Cien.ueCos
SARATOGA Havana and Cardcnas Wed. Feb 1.
{. OF WASHINGTON HaN ana MrN. ports sat. Feb. !
c. OF ALEXANDRIA. Hay. Matanlas.. Wed. Feb. II.
" Al Havana aud McAIcan Ports. At. FEB. II.
SANTIAGO Nassau, Santiago ic Cuba and CierfucgOs.
Thursday. Feb. IL.
For full particular, freight or p9,sagr. apply 10
jan rs T.. WARD y Co., ll3 Wall.st
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Ocean Steamers.

NCHOR LINE. T.. :. MAIL steamships.
"A NETWORK and GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY
Per q, y. r.. foot Of Leroy--t; 90 -
Cicas"ia -. 81 ,. N. lEtalc9a., Mar II, a ~
Cabin $50 and so. Second class 80. Storage ~
MEDI1 ERHANEAN SEtH ,,rc
NETWORK 10 GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES.
From Uaion SORES. Brooklyn near Hamilton Ferry
SIS UILGRAVIA. ". duesday, February %.
Cabin so u SEQ.
For tickets and further Imaton Apply 70 c.oo,
HEN DER>ON BROTHERS, Agents Z lowing Green.
DED ID" LINE or STEAMSHIPS,
IL FOK IAGUANkA. CLKIO CABEILO, CURACAO,
MNRACAIBO AND CORO.
Iltr 80, Jdst River
SIS PHILADELPIlGA .... saturday January 81, p. IN.
-. CARAC ......... .Vodn ~day February !, D. m
s. NFNTZT Ella ...... Sat.idty. FEBRUARY II, D. N.
1ne-o American s"ain.h> -"allt b,ii ioI the traue'
have very superior acct mn cations for pGss'neer-
Boz LION. BLISS 4 DALLFIF,
Tourist ttcntrai Managers, Il Wall-st
ThCs. COOK son. 2Ol Broadway
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Uublic Notices.
SSESSMENT NOTICE.
"A BKU NsWICK CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING
COMPANY.
Loc alton Of principal place u business.
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.

NOlICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that meeting Of tht
Board OF Directors held eighth DAY OF January 1871 an
mo. OF Two cents 2c) share was leNo
upon capital stock OF the corO alton, payable iMnc'
atey United gold coin 70 the secretary, a. tho
office OF the company Room % Nevada Block san rAA:
OF to the treasurer IL X LOun>b ~ No9i
broadway. NcWloFh city, state OF NewYoik prior TO me
Of re r.ary 1871.
Mlicu this assessment shall remain un.
Iaid tenth 0th) day o. February, 1871 VIII %
delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction ahu
unless payment mad before Will be- sold on Friday sne
sixth dry OF March 1891 20 pay the delinquent asSessleh'
togrt ser adv cr,ng and expenses OF safe
By OF the Board OF Drtotor>.
u Aa.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

a. .Al-".o and Os"c-D iNp4,,, Ma fdt' ron IcF
Water StrOud~Du. scranton, BinCnaIiOI. OMcSO
Bdt. awhile, Sher-
b4re, Wat r,Illc Ichncld Spurg,. tt!ca, Mt Morris,
Greene tAIOIi NOrWIcu, Cortland syracuse Fulton ana
intermediate stations. Connects al rnton with trains for
MlA,sDI!TC DI.i.!c, AID NCEihuHUciljLc, at
Bunao with FOB the West.
20 a. n.-BIi haInton Mail. Via Roonon
D. -BlngnamtOn ana ElIlir2 N press for Water Gap
stroud scranton Owc2o WHery. &c; connects 1t
- ranton trains Is,On, Kingston ana Wilkes
Udr.. $780, ,,.. 49,.
press. $500. ,. 49, ,,-..-
son Tor StrouCSbu,g. scranton Bngh1Int0n OWegO Wa
very, flm!ra. Corning. BAN, Nayland Dansl1lc. Mt
Morris Ac.. arriving in BuiJO at 80 g.. ln.
8 D. ~ (day).-Runalo. Utica and O>WeeO Express FOR
st-odsbu scranton Bnchfm'O1. Cortland. syracuse
fulton Grocnr oxford Norwich shcrburnc. wa'erVille.
Ichrpld and al points Oh Buul.O divisions
connects trains for the West
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NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS AND IENEMENIS
FOR UNPAID ASSESSMENTS.

CITY or W.YORK-FINANCE DEPARTMENT..
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF ASSESSMENT II
AND AkREAKr o. IAAl!> AND ASSESSMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

Vt NNKU LINN
SEw.YoRi. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Per iO North River
FAST EMPRESS MAIL. SERVICE
gmsT;a FH Il Tm9sa Sa Ell 20 20 a Pm
Etrura sa. FcP. y r. tlnia wd N ~ SG ro0n
Cabin passage. $50 sad upward. Intermediate. $50
i"w rs,.s For frrieht and yas,agr apply az the
tany's once 40. Bowln, Green, Nc@.iork
VERNON II. BROWN CO., General Agents.
DACIF[C MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANI'S
4 LINES 70 CAI!EoENi a. ,JArNN, ,GHtNTtAx,co
From New YORK pier foot Of Clual-.td y. H.,
q san tmncls. VIA ne Icthnl, ~ panama
From san Fran.!,eo II ana B,!nnan st.
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA
CHINA sails iilr-day, February 20 p III. -, >.
For freight ul--i-r and general Information, apply 70
COMPANY, on!oo oa no p,r foot Of Canalst.. Y. r.
n Slr--r Lraf.n lDnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04
RAILROADS..
NEW york CENTRAL

Hudson River Railroad.
Al Trains arrive Al and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
fourth Ave. and nd ST., New York.
"a p..zo.- cr,,,o,- ~ rur Clr-u !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

EUION LINE .
VI TNiTFD STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR orEENsToWNc AND. LiVEEP9oL
WISCONSIN...'... Tue,dty February 10 7 30 a. m.
WYON ,............ Tue laY. february a. a.
NEVADA .,... .. Tu,-i1y. March g. 10 d. ~.
cabin passage $50 $50 go and 500. Second Cabin.
'''A n TNDTRHiIL { co. IS Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

THE LAMCHAM,
9TH AVE. AND SID ST
opposite the Vanderbilt mansions Elegant and sunny
rooms richly furnished decorated for the
Cuisine and service Of universal reputation.
II. c. SHANNON. Manager
HOTEL. ALBERT.
11TU.ST. BET. BROADWAY AND JTE-AVE. v. 7.
Location central. Ideal f eproOf building. Suites OF
two 20 six rooms. elegantly furnished.
CUISINE AND SERVICE Unsurpassed.
TERMS REASONABLE FOR WINTER.
ROBERT J. BRADY, Manager.
MANSION HOUSE, BROOkLYN HEIGHTS. -
directly opposite Wall ST., Sew-YOrk; minutes walk
from Fulton or Wall.st ferry and the Bridge terminus.
superior Accommodations reasonable rates select famly
and transient hotel 200 rooms. Send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-04

,1oy wr WENT AND WHAT WE sAW--A FLYlNG
TRIP THROUGH EGYPT. SYRIA AND TIE
AEGEAN ISLANDS. BY Charles Mccormick Reeve
syo DID, 307 6. p Putnams sons.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07

sbated BY economy in public exper.
ditures and lessesing Of taxation.
with consequent freer trade and Wild
ening Of the markets for the products
Of the farm.
The condition of the valuable oys-
ter industry Of the state calls for
prompt action. II 10 unnecessary to
discnss the cause of the decline Of
this important interest. We must
recognize its condition and deal
efficiently with the question. An
intelligent comprehension of the sub.
ject will result in the restoration Of
the beds, q revival Of the oyster in
terest in ell its Iami6cstions, and. at
the came time. add greatly to the
revenues Of the state. The recent
discussion of the question has aroused
public interest, and we have no doubt
that the next Legislature will be able
to deal with the matter satisfactorily
The Democratic State Convention
should take this subject in hand and
appoint a committee 10 draft law
for submission to the next Legislature,
and the same should be done with
reference to a new assessment law.
Upon these matters there are no
serious differences among Democrats.
aud it only remains for the party to
place capable and popular candidates
in the field to insure a sweeping vic.
tory. Attend the primaries. Select
representative men to local and state
conventions-men who value party
success above personal ambitions. and
who will come together to consult for
the promotion of the general welfare.
After the nominations bow to the will
of the majority, be vigilant and active
and lend your best energies to the
success Of the state and local tickets.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07

~ A sirategisl Mr.. Murphy en-
tered bar-ioom and called for 8 glass
OF whisky. After drinking he said to
the bsrkeeper:
Charge it."
Il don't know you."
my name il Murphy"
The bsrEseper, turning to the pro-
prietor. inquired
sis Mr. MHrphy good for a drink
Has he had il 2"
'He has,
"He ia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07
THURSDAY. April 80.

The number Of deaths in Washing.
ton for the week;ended April Is was
1877.
A Dwelling house and barn were
burned in Frederick county Tuesday
night.
The "Tin. Plate Manufacturers of
the United States" organized in New
York yesterday.
Mrs. Florence L. Biedler, wife of
Ashby L. Biedler and daughter of
Mr.. Francis Denmend, shot and killed
herself at No. 1016 North Charles
street.
Captain Henry Heineke, of the
steamship Weimer, was held in 81.
600 bail, charged with neglecting to
detain an alien who came 10 this
country unlswfully.
A conference of Farmers Alliance
men, Knights of Labor and 9th ere
was held yesterday. Resolutions were
adopted outlining legislation which
they think will be beneficial to the
people Of Maryland.
Fire early yesterday morning in
Washington, Del. destroyed three
freight cars and their contents and
the freight-house of the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad. Loss IS 600,
partly insured.
The forest fires in the vicinity of
Millville, N. j., are still burning,
aided materially by the high wind
which prevailed yesterday. About
1000 acres have been burned over,
involving loss Of as many thousand
dollars.
One hundred bales of cotton were
totally consumed by. fire yesterday,
about three miles from Raleigh, N.
c., on the plantation of Burt Wilder.
There was no insurance and the cot.
ton was a total loss, amounting to
$3, 500. tits supposed to have caught
from sparks from railroad engine.
Samuel Barrentine and Wesley
Lee, both colored, charged with at.
tempting to poison Capt. Henry Bar.
rentine last week at Columbus. Miss,
confessed the crime, and also said that
they had poisoned Mr.. Harry A..
West, a prominent and wealthy far
mer. who died suddenly two years
ago.
The sudden death of two boys at
Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin, occurring
simultaneously aftor excessive smok-
ing led to post-mortem examination.
The result indicated death by phos-
phoric, combined with nicotine, and
the arsenical solution used in prepar-
ing paper wrappers for the ordinary
cigarette.
Twenty acres of territory in Chat.
tanooga, Tenn, were burned over
yesterday morning by a fire which
started in Campbell g. Co.'s furniture
factory. on King snreeo. The East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
Railroad Freight station was among
the property destroyed. The loss is
estimated at $1s2.6OO. While this
FIRE was in progress another broke
out near the Grand View Hotel.
Nine cattages were destroyed, causing
less of about $40, 900.
Ex-senator Henry w. Blair, who
is in Chicago on his way to San Fran
cisco, whence he is to sail for Chin q
40 United States minister, said yester-
day that he has no official notice of
the communication of the Chinese
government signifying its unwilling
ness to receive him az minister. He
does not think any reason exists for
such action, and unless he hears
from the State Department he will
continue on his journey. At Wash.
ington the right of China to take the
action indicated is recognized, and it
is not apprehendsd that any strained
l.~l 81 Ill ~.o,;k
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07

~ Same Habits.-Mrs. Gay
Your habits have changed since we
were married; before, you never left
me until midnight; now, you don't
get in until that time.
Mr.. Gsy-My hours are Just the
same; only it used to be my mother
who did the kicking
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07

BE- Up in the Business-Loon-
I'm disgusted-rve a good mind to
abandon the stage, and get a job in a
dry goods store.
Rudyon-H'mi Well. I should
think that you might get place at
the lunch counter.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07

Texas Steer-I am going down to
Chicago next week.
Texas Cow-Be sure to bring me
back how those city cows are dressed.
Express.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07

p4.A man in North Carolina has a
horse 40 years old, and he is doing
ell he can to smooth the animals
pathway to the glue factory.-Texas
Siftings.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07

No. If a man wants to star sue
cessfully in the legitimate drama he
must howl in the Bowery until some
manager hears him on Broadway
New Orleans Picsyune.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07

"a It was Washington Irving that
said that with every exertion the
best men can do but q moderate
amount of good, but it seems in the
power of the most contemplate indi-
vidual to do incalculable mischief"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07

~ Justback-So Miss We're de
Fair 10 no longer the reigning belle.
Athome-How do you know?
Justback-I met a society lady to.
day, and she spoke well Of her.-N
Y. Herald.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07
Freedom

iEOn the tyranny OF depraved blood by the
use q this medicine.
For nine years was afflicted with a skin
disease that did not yield TO any remedy
nn;Il friend advised me TO try Ayers Sarsa-
parilia- With the use Of this medicine the
complaint disappeared. II Is my belief that
10 other blpod me SyiId have effected
y. Garcia, C. Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mexico.
My face, for years, was covered with pIm-
F,es and humors, for which could find no
remedy till began TO take Ayers Sarsapa-
sii!S. Three bottles Of this great blood medi-
cine effected a thorough cure. confidently
recommend II 10 all suffering from similar
u'oaDles."-M. Parker, Concord, VT
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07

A sarcastic young lady has chris.
tened "Chollie, the mssher, don't you
know" with new end not altogether
complimentary title, "The English
Aztec"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07

p@-It is hard usually to convince q
woman that she is in the wrong, but
it is always q great deal harder
still to get her to confess it.-Somer.
vile Journal.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-05-07
Good News!

No one, who Is willing 70 adopt the right
course. need be long afflicted with boils, car
buncies, pimpies, or other eutaneous erup-
lions These are the results Of Natures e.
sostS 10 expel poisonous and effete matter
rom the blood. and show plainly that the
system Is Kidding itself through the skin Of
impurities which 1t was the legitimate work
OF the liver and kidneys 70 remove. To re-
store these organs % their proper functions,
Ayers Sarsapariiia Is the medicine required.
That no other blood-puriher can compare
with II. thousands testify who have gained